i need the answer quickly All Answer true or false, (five only )10 points(10 mark)AllF(-1)" 1n!1.n=0If lim a,0, then an converges.2.n00n=13.If an >0 and E an converges, then (-1)" an converges.n=1n=13ne-n divergesn=15. The series " is converges.n-06. The series 3ne-n divergesn=14.

Answered: 5. The series r" is converges. n-0

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section10.3: Geometric Sequences

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