Basically my question is the title:
If have some series $\sum a_n$ which converges and is nonnegative for all its terms, im looking for an example for $a_n$ such that its alternating series $\sum (-1)^n a_n$ is divergent.
I was doing a problem relating to convergence of a power series and looked at the solution and it evoked the alternating series test, which required (1) a decreasing (2) nonnegative sequence (3) whose limit is zero in order for its alternating series of that sequence to converge. The solution did not check if the sequence was decreasing so im a little puzzled and thats why im here.
For anyone interested in the solution, its problem 2(a) at this link:
http://www.northeastern.edu/suciu/MATH3150/MATH3150-fa15-hmw6-solutions.pdf