Suppose > ak converges. Using partial sums, find the sum of > (ak – ak+1) . Note: you may k=1 k=1 > (ak – ak+1) is a convergent series. assume k=1
Suppose > ak converges. Using partial sums, find the sum of > (ak – ak+1) . Note: you may k=1 k=1 > (ak – ak+1) is a convergent series. assume k=1
Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory
Section9.4: Series And Their Notations
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