4. The series 10 5n² 3n²+1 (a) is Absolutely Convergent (b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent (c) is Divergent (d) None of these are correct 5. The series (n + 1)² n! n=1 (a) is Absolutely Convergent (b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent (c) is Divergent (d) None of these are correct 6. The series (1) *** n ln(n) n=8 *** (a) is Absolutely Convergent (b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent (c) is Divergent (d) None of these are correct
4. The series 10 5n² 3n²+1 (a) is Absolutely Convergent (b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent (c) is Divergent (d) None of these are correct 5. The series (n + 1)² n! n=1 (a) is Absolutely Convergent (b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent (c) is Divergent (d) None of these are correct 6. The series (1) *** n ln(n) n=8 *** (a) is Absolutely Convergent (b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent (c) is Divergent (d) None of these are correct
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Transcribed Image Text:4. The series
10
5. The series
(a) is Absolutely Convergent
(b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent
(c) is Divergent
(d) None of these are correct
n=1
5n²
3n²+1
(n + 1)²
n!
n=8
(a) is Absolutely Convergent
(b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent
(c) is Divergent
(d) None of these are correct
6. The series (1)
n ln(n)
***
(a) is Absolutely Convergent
(b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent
(c) is Divergent
(d) None of these are correct

Transcribed Image Text:1. If the series
n=1
(a) Must be Convergent
(b) Must be Divergent
(c) Can be either Convergent or Divergent, depending on an
3. The series
an is convergent and an> 0 for all n, then we also know that
2. If the series an is convergent and an > 0 for all n, then we also know that
n=1
(a) Must be Convergent
(b) Must be Divergent
(c) Can be either Convergent or Divergent, depending on an
n=2
n² +1
3n3 — √n
...
11
(a) is Absolutely Convergent
(b) is Conditionally Convergent, but not Absolutely Convegent
(c) is Divergent
(d) None of these are correct
an
71
n=1
nan
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