1. Assume that cin. 8" + c2n · 4" + c3n° . 9" = 0 %3D for all n> 0. Show that then ci = 0.

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1. Assume that
Cin° · 8" + c2n · 4" + c3n³ . 9" = 0
for all n > 0. Show that then c = 0.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Assume that Cin° · 8" + c2n · 4" + c3n³ . 9" = 0 for all n > 0. Show that then c = 0.
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