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In this video I quickly recap on absolutely and conditionally convergent series. An absolutely convergent series is such that the absolute value of all the terms of a series is convergent. Since the absolute value of all the terms means that the series sums up to its maximum size, if it is absolutely convergent then it means it is also convergent. On the other hand, if a series is convergent but NOT absolutely convergent, then it is said to be conditionally convergent. This arises from positive and negative terms canceling out.
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