Use the difference an+1 – an to show that the given sequence {a,} is strictly increasing or strictly decreasing. in 6n 5 J n=1 An+1 – An = 5 ;strictly decreasing (6n + 5)(6n – 1)' strictly increasing (6n + 5)(6n – 1) strictly decreasing (6n – 5)(6n + 1)' 1 strictly decreasing (6n – 5)(6n + 5)' 5 ;strictly increasing (6n – 5)(6n + 1)
Use the difference an+1 – an to show that the given sequence {a,} is strictly increasing or strictly decreasing. in 6n 5 J n=1 An+1 – An = 5 ;strictly decreasing (6n + 5)(6n – 1)' strictly increasing (6n + 5)(6n – 1) strictly decreasing (6n – 5)(6n + 1)' 1 strictly decreasing (6n – 5)(6n + 5)' 5 ;strictly increasing (6n – 5)(6n + 1)
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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability
Section10.3: Geometric Sequences
Problem 1E
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