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Power Series

1. The document provides steps to find the radius and interval of convergence for various power series. 2. It gives several examples of power series and asks to apply the steps to find the radius and interval of convergence for each one. 3. The last part asks to determine if certain values are within the interval of convergence or divergence for a generic power series based on being given it converges at x=2 and diverges at x=3.

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Power Series

1. The document provides steps to find the radius and interval of convergence for various power series. 2. It gives several examples of power series and asks to apply the steps to find the radius and interval of convergence for each one. 3. The last part asks to determine if certain values are within the interval of convergence or divergence for a generic power series based on being given it converges at x=2 and diverges at x=3.

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Power Series 1.

Find the radius and interval of convergence of (i) a k = (ii) a k +1


a k +1 ak

2k k x using the steps below: k k =0 5

(iii) Si!plif"

(iv) kli!

a k +1 ak

(v) #adius (vi) $nterval

2. #epeat the process shown in proble! 1 for the following series: %. 1 ( x + 2) k k + 5 k =0

&.

( 1)
k =0

1 x 2 k +1 ( 2k +1)'

k (. (1) k =0

1 k x k '2k

).

*
k =0

k'
k

( x 5) k

*. Find the radius and the interval of convergence. %. 1 + 2 x +


+ x 2 - x * 1, x + + + + ... 2 * +

&. ( x 2)

( x 2) 2 ( x 2) * ( x 2) + + + 2 * +

(.

(1) n ( x + *) n 5n n5 n =1

+. Suppose the power series Cn ( x 2) converges for x = + and diverges for x = , . .hich of the
n n =0

following are true/ false/ or not possible to deter!ine0 1ive reasons for "our answers. %. 2he power series converges for x = 3 . &. 2he power series converges for x = 0.5 . (. 2he power series diverges for x = 5 . ). 2he power series diverges for x = * . 4. 2he power series diverges for x = 1 .

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