If the series En=1 an converges absolutely, the sequence {b,} is bounded, then the series sin(a,)b, also converges absolutely.

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Section10.3: Geometric Sequences
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If the series
is bounded, then the series "=1 n converges absolutely, the sequence {b,}
sin(a,)b, also converges absolutely.
Transcribed Image Text:If the series is bounded, then the series "=1 n converges absolutely, the sequence {b,} sin(a,)b, also converges absolutely.
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