Please answer 2 and 3 Problem 2: Convergence/DivergenceDetermine whether the sequence is convergentor divergent. If it is convergent, find the limit.n2 + In 21. an =+e", n > 1.n – 12. an = 3 +- + cos(2nn)п33. a, = In(14n – n) – In(3n + 2n2 + 1)

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2. an = 3 +- + cos(2nz) п 3. an = In(14n – n) – In(3n° + 2n² + 1) - |