1. Test the convergence of the power series below: (1 - 2n)³ (-4)" n=1 Calculate the following: a. Center of convergence b. Radius of convergence c. interval of convergence -(x-3)"
1. Test the convergence of the power series below: (1 - 2n)³ (-4)" n=1 Calculate the following: a. Center of convergence b. Radius of convergence c. interval of convergence -(x-3)"
Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory
Section9.4: Series And Their Notations
Problem 10TI: Determine whether the sum of the infinite series is defined. 24+(12)+6+(3)+
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![1. Test the convergence of the power series below:
(1 - 2n)³
(-4)"
n=1
Calculate the following:
a. Center of convergence
b. Radius of convergence
c. interval of convergence
-(x-3)"
2. Express as a single power series form:
DO
Σ(n − 2)an+1(2x − 3)+¹ + Σan-1(2x − 3)²-1
n=0
n=2
3. For the function y = x ln(x + 1), determine its
a. MacLaurin Series expansion up to fifth degree.
b. Taylor Series expansion up to fifth degree at xo = 2.
4. Test the point and find the solution to the differential equation below:
y" + x²y' + xy = 0 at x₁ = 0
5. Find the solution to the differential equations below:
a. 3x²y" + 6xy' + y = 0
b. x²y" + 3xy' = 0, given y(1) = 0, y' (1) = 4](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F413a57ab-c507-4b37-84c4-d6f24b4c88c2%2F1476e0b5-884d-4de1-bdbc-3fc151735948%2Fzzbma7q_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:1. Test the convergence of the power series below:
(1 - 2n)³
(-4)"
n=1
Calculate the following:
a. Center of convergence
b. Radius of convergence
c. interval of convergence
-(x-3)"
2. Express as a single power series form:
DO
Σ(n − 2)an+1(2x − 3)+¹ + Σan-1(2x − 3)²-1
n=0
n=2
3. For the function y = x ln(x + 1), determine its
a. MacLaurin Series expansion up to fifth degree.
b. Taylor Series expansion up to fifth degree at xo = 2.
4. Test the point and find the solution to the differential equation below:
y" + x²y' + xy = 0 at x₁ = 0
5. Find the solution to the differential equations below:
a. 3x²y" + 6xy' + y = 0
b. x²y" + 3xy' = 0, given y(1) = 0, y' (1) = 4
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