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Let an=nk=11k(n+1k), then for n2

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an+1>an
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an+1<an
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an+1=an
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an+1an=1/n
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Solution

The correct option is D an+1>an
an=nk=1[1k+1(n+1k)]1(n+1)an=1(n+1)[nk=11k+nk=11n+1k]nk=11k=11+12+13+14nk=11n+1k=1n+1n1+....+13+12+11
Hence, nk=11k=nk=11n+1k
an=1(n+1)[nk=11k+nk=11n+1k]=2(n+1)nk=11kan+1=n+1k=11k(n+2k)=1(n+2)n+1k=1(1k+1(n+2k))n+1k=11k=11+12+13+14+....+1n+1n+1n+1k=11(n+2k)=1n+1+1n+1n1+....+13+12+11
Hence, n+1k=11k=n+1k=11(n+2k)
an+1=1(n+2)(n+1k=11k+n+1k=11(n+2k))=2(n+2)n+1k=11kan+1=2(n+2)n+1k=11k+2(n+2)(n+1)an+1=2(n+2)(n+1)2an+2(n+2)(n+1)+(n+1)(n+2)an+2(n+2)(n+1)an+1>an

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