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- 17. Divergent or convergent? If convergent, show the limit n³ + 2 an %3D 2n3 + 1arrow_forward7. Does the sequence converge or diverge? If it converges, then find the limit: bn = 3n - √9n² - narrow_forwardV2+cos (n²+1) Use the basic comparison test to determine whether E-1 converges or n+en diverges.arrow_forward
- Show short answerarrow_forwardUse the limit comparison test to determine if #211 converges or divergesarrow_forwardProvide detailed solution. Make it legible.Use the appropriate test below1. Divergence Test2. Geometric Test3. Recursive4. Telescoping5. P-series6. Limit Comparison Test7. Direct Comparison Test8. Ratio Test9. Root Test10. Integral Testarrow_forward
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