28. IM. IM. M. sin n 2" 30. (-1)-1. 32. (-1)". (-1)" n-2 n ln n 34. Σ n n² + 4 n √n³+2 Tod 29. 31. 33. n=1 1 + 2 sin n (-1)" n-1 n+p COS NTT n-1 3n+2 47. Σ 48. Σ(-1)-1 n-2 (In n) (-1)" sb ni tuleau vipy 49. Show that the series Σ(-1)"bn, where b = 1/n if n is odd and bn = 1/n² if n is even, is divergent. Why does the Alter- nating Series Test not apply? n-2 ln n 50. Use the following steps to show that (-1)"-¹ Σ n=1 n = In 2 n e sole Let h.. and s.. be the partial sums of the harmonic and alter-
28. IM. IM. M. sin n 2" 30. (-1)-1. 32. (-1)". (-1)" n-2 n ln n 34. Σ n n² + 4 n √n³+2 Tod 29. 31. 33. n=1 1 + 2 sin n (-1)" n-1 n+p COS NTT n-1 3n+2 47. Σ 48. Σ(-1)-1 n-2 (In n) (-1)" sb ni tuleau vipy 49. Show that the series Σ(-1)"bn, where b = 1/n if n is odd and bn = 1/n² if n is even, is divergent. Why does the Alter- nating Series Test not apply? n-2 ln n 50. Use the following steps to show that (-1)"-¹ Σ n=1 n = In 2 n e sole Let h.. and s.. be the partial sums of the harmonic and alter-
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![21. (a) What does it mean for a series to be absolutely
convergent?
(b) What does it mean for a series to be conditionally
di convergent?
59
(c) If the series of positive terms 2n-1 bn converges, then
what can you say about the series -(~4)"6,7
22-34 Determine whether the series is absolutely synvergent,
conditionally convergent, or divergent.
23. Σ
B
22. Σ
į
n=1
B
24. Σ(-1)"+1
n=0
B
26. Σ
n=1
(-1)"
nª
28. Σ
n=1
-n
in² + 1125
sin n
2"
30. Σ (-1)"-1.
n=1
8
32. Σ (−1)"
n=1
34. Σ (-1)"
n=2 n ln n
35. Σ
n=1 n!
n² + 1
38. Σ
n=1
B
39. Σ
Σ
n² mab
nr
n² + 4
√n³ + 2
(-0.8)"
(-3)"
n
suo vistul
n
nh
(-1)"+¹
no
(-1)"-1
n² 2n
25. Σ
B
40. Σ (-)
8
27. Σ
n=1
(-1)" diya
n=1 5n + 1
8
29. Σ
n=1
31. Σ
33. Σ
35-36 Graph both the sequence of terms and the sequence of
partial sums on the same screen. Use the graph to make a rough
estimate of the sum of the series. Then use the Alternating
Series Estimation Theorem to estimate the sum correct to four
decimal places.
(error] < 0.0005)
(-1)"-1
√√n²
(error] < 0.00005)
COS NT
n=1 3n + 2
100 aproape
(-1)"
n² + 1
37-40 Show that the series is convergent. How many terms of
the series do we need to add in order to find the sum to the
indicated accuracy?
37. Σ
|
(error < 0.0005)
1 + 2 sin n
n³mm
36. Σ (−1)"-1.
n=1
(error] < 0.00005)
(-1)" sb ni ufleau voy
ln n
Hoto
n
8"
SECTION 11.5 Alternating Series and Absolute Convergence
41-44 Approximate the sum of the series correct to four
decimal places.
GO
41. Σ
(-1)"
R-1 (2n)!
43. Σ (−1)"ne-2,
n=1
45. Is the 50th partial sum 550 of the alternating series
1201001 bg-(-1)-/n an overestimate or an underestimate of the
totoong sifT apg
8
111001113
8
46. Σ
109 510
total sum? Explain.
56
46-48 For what values of p is each series convergent?
(-1)-1
пр
47. Σ
(-1)"
n=1 n + p
and therefore
42. Σ
CO
44. Σ
Σ
n=1 1
an
=
8
49. Show that the series Σ(-1)"¹bn, where bn = 1/n if n is odd
and bn = 1/n² if n is even, is divergent. Why does the Alter-
nating Series Test not apply?
50. Use the following steps to show that
(-1)"-1
n
an + |an|
2
(-1)^+1
по
1
(-1)"-1
n4"
48.Σ (-1)"-1
n=2
= In 2
Let h, and sn be the partial sums of the harmonic and alter-
nating harmonic series.
(a) Show that S2n=h2n- hn.
(b) From Exercise 11.3.46 we have
1946
hn- ln n→Y
h2n - ln(2n) → Y
Use these facts together with part (a) to show that
S2n→ In 2 as n → ∞.
as n → ∞
(In n)P
as n ∞
51. Given any series an, we define a series Zat whose terms
are all the positive terms of Σa, and a series Σan whose
terms are all the negative terms of Σan. To be specific, we let
an =
n
-
an = |an|
2
Notice that if an> 0, then a = an, and an = 0, whereas if
an<0, then an an and a = 0.
773
(a) If Σa, is absolutely convergent, show that both of the
series Eat and Σa, are convergent.
(b) If Σa, is conditionally convergent, show that both of
the series Σa, and Σa are divergent.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F7534f13a-064e-4169-8c87-38e5472c444f%2F6ae958fa-3975-4809-9a5b-dfd65952ebb9%2Frxry5zf_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:21. (a) What does it mean for a series to be absolutely
convergent?
(b) What does it mean for a series to be conditionally
di convergent?
59
(c) If the series of positive terms 2n-1 bn converges, then
what can you say about the series -(~4)"6,7
22-34 Determine whether the series is absolutely synvergent,
conditionally convergent, or divergent.
23. Σ
B
22. Σ
į
n=1
B
24. Σ(-1)"+1
n=0
B
26. Σ
n=1
(-1)"
nª
28. Σ
n=1
-n
in² + 1125
sin n
2"
30. Σ (-1)"-1.
n=1
8
32. Σ (−1)"
n=1
34. Σ (-1)"
n=2 n ln n
35. Σ
n=1 n!
n² + 1
38. Σ
n=1
B
39. Σ
Σ
n² mab
nr
n² + 4
√n³ + 2
(-0.8)"
(-3)"
n
suo vistul
n
nh
(-1)"+¹
no
(-1)"-1
n² 2n
25. Σ
B
40. Σ (-)
8
27. Σ
n=1
(-1)" diya
n=1 5n + 1
8
29. Σ
n=1
31. Σ
33. Σ
35-36 Graph both the sequence of terms and the sequence of
partial sums on the same screen. Use the graph to make a rough
estimate of the sum of the series. Then use the Alternating
Series Estimation Theorem to estimate the sum correct to four
decimal places.
(error] < 0.0005)
(-1)"-1
√√n²
(error] < 0.00005)
COS NT
n=1 3n + 2
100 aproape
(-1)"
n² + 1
37-40 Show that the series is convergent. How many terms of
the series do we need to add in order to find the sum to the
indicated accuracy?
37. Σ
|
(error < 0.0005)
1 + 2 sin n
n³mm
36. Σ (−1)"-1.
n=1
(error] < 0.00005)
(-1)" sb ni ufleau voy
ln n
Hoto
n
8"
SECTION 11.5 Alternating Series and Absolute Convergence
41-44 Approximate the sum of the series correct to four
decimal places.
GO
41. Σ
(-1)"
R-1 (2n)!
43. Σ (−1)"ne-2,
n=1
45. Is the 50th partial sum 550 of the alternating series
1201001 bg-(-1)-/n an overestimate or an underestimate of the
totoong sifT apg
8
111001113
8
46. Σ
109 510
total sum? Explain.
56
46-48 For what values of p is each series convergent?
(-1)-1
пр
47. Σ
(-1)"
n=1 n + p
and therefore
42. Σ
CO
44. Σ
Σ
n=1 1
an
=
8
49. Show that the series Σ(-1)"¹bn, where bn = 1/n if n is odd
and bn = 1/n² if n is even, is divergent. Why does the Alter-
nating Series Test not apply?
50. Use the following steps to show that
(-1)"-1
n
an + |an|
2
(-1)^+1
по
1
(-1)"-1
n4"
48.Σ (-1)"-1
n=2
= In 2
Let h, and sn be the partial sums of the harmonic and alter-
nating harmonic series.
(a) Show that S2n=h2n- hn.
(b) From Exercise 11.3.46 we have
1946
hn- ln n→Y
h2n - ln(2n) → Y
Use these facts together with part (a) to show that
S2n→ In 2 as n → ∞.
as n → ∞
(In n)P
as n ∞
51. Given any series an, we define a series Zat whose terms
are all the positive terms of Σa, and a series Σan whose
terms are all the negative terms of Σan. To be specific, we let
an =
n
-
an = |an|
2
Notice that if an> 0, then a = an, and an = 0, whereas if
an<0, then an an and a = 0.
773
(a) If Σa, is absolutely convergent, show that both of the
series Eat and Σa, are convergent.
(b) If Σa, is conditionally convergent, show that both of
the series Σa, and Σa are divergent.
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