Consider the following series (-1)"n n2 +1 2 n+7 n+5 1 (1) Σ (2) (3) n5 +3 n=1 n=1 n=1 Only one of the following statements is correct. Choose the correct one (denote the limit comparison test by LCT, the comparison test by CT and the alternating series test by AST) (A) series 1 diverges by LCT and series 2 diverges by CT (B) series 1 diverges by LCT and series 3 converges by LCT (C) series 2 converges by CT. Q2 V2_Ah (D) series 1 and 3 diverge by LCT (E) series 2 and 3 converge by LCT (F) series 3 diverges by AST

Consider the following series (-1)"n n2 +1 2 n+7 n+5 1 (1) Σ (2) (3) n5 +3 n=1 n=1 n=1 Only one of the following statements is correct. Choose the correct one (denote the limit comparison test by LCT, the comparison test by CT and the alternating series test by AST) (A) series 1 diverges by LCT and series 2 diverges by CT (B) series 1 diverges by LCT and series 3 converges by LCT (C) series 2 converges by CT. Q2 V2_Ah (D) series 1 and 3 diverge by LCT (E) series 2 and 3 converge by LCT (F) series 3 diverges by AST

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section10.3: Geometric Sequences

Problem 49E

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