Consider the power series 80 an (x – 6)" n=1 of variable x and with (a some sequence. If it is known that this series is divergent for x= 21 and convergent for x = -6, it can be assured with certainty that the series: a) converges for x = 18 b) diverges for x = 20 c) converges for x = 17 d) diverges for x = -9

Consider the power series 80 an (x – 6)" n=1 of variable x and with (a some sequence. If it is known that this series is divergent for x= 21 and convergent for x = -6, it can be assured with certainty that the series: a) converges for x = 18 b) diverges for x = 20 c) converges for x = 17 d) diverges for x = -9

Calculus: Early Transcendentals

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Chapter1: Functions And Models

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