Use the integral test to determine if the series ?_{n=1}^{?} 1/n^{5/2} converges or diverges. Select one: a. The series converges since the integral diverges. b. The series converges since the integral converges. c. The series diverges since the integral converges. d. The series diverges since the integral diverges.
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