For the sequence, find a number k such that n'a, has a finite non-zero limit 5n? + 3n +4 a. 4n° + 2n+ 2/n

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Section10.2: Arithmetic Sequences
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For the sequence, find a number k such that n*a, has a finite non-zero limit.
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5n? + 3n +4
a.
4n° + 2n+ 2/n
Transcribed Image Text:For the sequence, find a number k such that n*a, has a finite non-zero limit. 8 5n? + 3n +4 a. 4n° + 2n+ 2/n
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