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When applicable, the Alternating Series Estimation Theorem provides an upper bound for the error of approximating a convergent alternating series by a specified partial sum. Verify that it is applicable, then apply this theorem to the alternating series S = sum_{n=3}^{infty} frac{(-1)^{n}}{n(ln n)^{4}} and its partial sum S_{9} = sum_{n=3}^{9} frac{(-1)^{n}}{n(ln n)^{4}}. Compute the corresponding upper bound for the error |S - S_{9}|. Give your answer to five decimals accuracy. Number

          When applicable, the Alternating Series Estimation Theorem provides an upper bound for the error of approximating a convergent alternating series by a specified partial sum. Verify that it is applicable, then apply this theorem to the alternating series
S = sum_{n=3}^{infty} frac{(-1)^{n}}{n(ln n)^{4}}
and its partial sum
S_{9} = sum_{n=3}^{9} frac{(-1)^{n}}{n(ln n)^{4}}.
Compute the corresponding upper bound for the error |S - S_{9}|. Give your answer to five decimals accuracy.
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$When applicable, the Alternating Series Estimation Theorem provides an upper bound for the error of approximating a convergent alternating series by a specified partial sum. Verify that it is applicable, then apply this theorem to the alternating series S = sumn=3^infty frac(-1)^nn(ln n)^4 and its partial sum S9 = sumn=3^9 frac(-1)^nn(ln n)^4. Compute the corresponding upper bound for the error |S - S9|. Give your answer to five decimals accuracy. Number$

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