Textbook : University CalculusSection 9.7, problem #9In this problem we have to find the series interval of convergence. Which i found to be -3<x<3, then i went to check the endpoints to see if they are included and when plugging in -3 or 3 for x i found those series to be divergent like how it says on this website, but then the answer on the website and in the back of the book says that the endpoints are included. Why are the endpoints included if both series come out to be divergent when testing the endpoints? ditionChapter 9.7, Problem 9E >ExplanationGiven information:OOа"The series isnVn3"Calculation:Consider the sequence as follows:ат —пупз"Provide the sequence an+1 as follows:ап+1(n+1)Vn+13"1Calculate the ratioas shown below.(n+1)+1+1antlzа,3(n+1)Vn+13"+13(n+1) Vn+1Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence as shownbelow. The radius of convergence is the half of the width of the interval3-3)2=3Hence, the radius of convergence is 3.Provide the series for the interval as shown below.At 3Σ(-3)"n/n3"OO(1)"-, hence, the series is a divergent series.n3/2n=1= 3At(3)"Σ.OOOO1hence, the series is a divergent series.nvn3"n3/2Hence, the interval of convergence is -3 < x < 3.

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Section 9.7, problem #9

In this problem we have to find the series interval of convergence. Which i found to be -3<x<3, then i went to check the endpoints to see if they are included and when plugging in -3 or 3 for x i found those series to be divergent like how it says on this website, but then the answer on the website and in the back of the book says that the endpoints are included. Why are the endpoints included if both series come out to be divergent when testing the endpoints?

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Chapter 9.7, Problem 9E >
Explanation
Given information:
OO
а"
The series is
nVn3"
Calculation:
Consider the sequence as follows:
ат —
пупз"
Provide the sequence an+1 as follows:
ап+1
(n+1)Vn+13"1
Calculate the ratio
as shown below.
(n+1)+1+1
antl
z
а,
3
(n+1)Vn+13"+1
3(n+1) Vn+1
Find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence as shown
below.

The radius of convergence is the half of the width of the interval
3-3)
2
=3
Hence, the radius of convergence is 3.
Provide the series for the interval as shown below.
At 3
Σ
(-3)"
n/n3"
OO
(1)"
-, hence, the series is a divergent series.
n3/2
n=1
= 3
At
(3)"
Σ.
OO
OO
1
hence, the series is a divergent series.
nvn3"
n3/2
Hence, the interval of convergence is -3 < x < 3.

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