Part 1: Evaluating a series- {}2Consider the sequence {an}I n2 + 2n Sa. The limit of this sequence is lim an =b. The sum of all terms in this sequence isdefined as the the limit of the partial sums,which means> an =limn 0n=1-infinityEnter infinity or -infinity if the limit diverges to o∞or -00; otherwise, enter DNE if the limit does notexist.Part 2: Evaluating another series Part 2: Evaluating another series{m (")}Consider the sequence {bn}n + 1Ina. The limit of this sequence is lim b, =b. The sum of all terms in this sequence isdefined as the the limit of the partial sums,which meansbnlimn=1).infinityEnter infinity or -infinity if the limit diverges to ∞or -00; otherwise, enter DNE if the limit does notexist.Part 3: Developing conceptual understandingSuppose {Cn} is a sequence.a. If lim Cn = 0, then the series >Cnn=1may or may hot v converge. Hint: lookback at parts 1 and 2.8.

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Part 1: Evaluating a series ={} 2 Consider the sequence {an} I n² + 2n J a. The limit of this sequence is lim an = b. The sum of all terms in this sequence is defined as the the limit of the partial sums, which means An lim n 0 n=1 -infinity Enter infinity or -infinity if the limit diverges to ∞ or -00; otherwise, enter DNE if the limit does not exist. Part 2: Evaluating another series

Part 1: Evaluating a series ={} 2 Consider the sequence {an} I n² + 2n J a. The limit of this sequence is lim an = b. The sum of all terms in this sequence is defined as the the limit of the partial sums, which means An lim n 0 n=1 -infinity Enter infinity or -infinity if the limit diverges to ∞ or -00; otherwise, enter DNE if the limit does not exist. Part 2: Evaluating another series

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section10.2: Arithmetic Sequences

Problem 68E

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