1 1 41. dx (x+2)(In(x+2))3 2(In(3))2 : so the series converges.

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability
Section10.3: Geometric Sequences
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2(In(3))2 :
so the series converges.
Transcribed Image Text:1 1 41. dx (x+2)(In(x+2))3 2(In(3))2 : so the series converges.
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Step 1

Integral test:

Let f(x) is continuous, positive and decreasing function on [k, ) and f(n)=an then

If kf(x)dx is convergent so n=kan is also convergent 

kf(x)dx is convergent when kf(x)dx is any finite number 

If kf(x)dx is divergent so n=kan is also divergent

kf(x)dx is divergent when kf(x)dx= 

 

Step 2

Given that

11(x+2)ln(x+2)3dx=12ln(3)2

Here k=1 and f(x)=1(x+2)ln(x+2)3

And 11(x+2)ln(x+2)3dx=12ln(3)2=finite value

 

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