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For 1. each series:
(i) Find the limit of {ak }, the sequence of terms of the series (ii) Show that the series converges (iii) Find the limit of {Sn }, the sequence of partials sums of the series
(a)
k=0
7e k
(b)
k=13
3 7
k
2. Do the following converge series or diverge?
(a)
k=1
1 3k + 2 1 k2 1 k
(b)
k=2
Hint: Draw a picture comparing with
1
1 dx. x2 1 dx. x
1/1
(c)
k=1
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