2 Let (an) be a numerical sequence such that a, >0 and ) a, = 3. Then %3D n=0 an+1 (A) lim (B) - an n=0 (C) the series ) tan(a,) is convergent n=0 (D) the series ) (sin(a,) + cos(a,)) is convergent n=0 113
2 Let (an) be a numerical sequence such that a, >0 and ) a, = 3. Then %3D n=0 an+1 (A) lim (B) - an n=0 (C) the series ) tan(a,) is convergent n=0 (D) the series ) (sin(a,) + cos(a,)) is convergent n=0 113
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