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What is the radius of convergence of the power series (((2n)!x^(n))/((2n-1)!)), and what is its interval of convergence?
I used the ratio test and found that the radius of convergence is 0, as it is impossible for the absolute value of infinity to be less than 1. I am not sure I found the radius correctly though, as I am asked what the interval of convergence is. This confuses me because it doesn't seem that the power series converges at all.
Thanks!
I used the ratio test and found that the radius of convergence is 0, as it is impossible for the absolute value of infinity to be less than 1. I am not sure I found the radius correctly though, as I am asked what the interval of convergence is. This confuses me because it doesn't seem that the power series converges at all.
Thanks!
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