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Asked by drake

Infinity sigma n=1 (x-8)^n / n(-5)^n

Find the interval of convergence
6 years ago

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Answered by oobleck
well, by the ratio test, it converges when
|n-8| < |-5n|
so, ...
6 years ago

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