alleryStart learning →An infinite harmonic progression is
Asumming to zero
Bnot summable at all
Csumming to exactly 1
Dsumming to its mean
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. not summable at all
The terms shrink too slowly, so the sum of an infinite harmonic progression does not exist.
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