Assume that S = Σ(-1)"-¹. 999 9 99 8 O 1000 10 1 (n + 1)5 n=1 n=1 Find the smallest integer N such that S - SN| < 10-10. and SN = N Σ(-1)n-1 1 (n+1)

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Section10.4: Mathematical Induction
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Assume that S =
999
9
99
(-1)"–1.
n=1
Find the smallest integer N such that S - SN| < 10-1⁰.
1000
10
8
1
(n + 1)5
and SN
N
=
Σ(-1)n-1
n=1
1
(n+1)
Transcribed Image Text:Assume that S = 999 9 99 (-1)"–1. n=1 Find the smallest integer N such that S - SN| < 10-1⁰. 1000 10 8 1 (n + 1)5 and SN N = Σ(-1)n-1 n=1 1 (n+1)
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