the terms are getting larger
... diverging
Does the following infinite geometric series diverge or converge? Explain.
3 + 9 + 27 + 81 + . . .
A) It diverges; it does not have a sum.
B) It converges; it has a sum.***
C) It diverges; it has a sum.
D) It converges; it does not have a sum.
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So if the terms get larger it's called diverging and if they get smaller it's converging.
Also, what does it mean to have a sum. Wouldn't you be able to add and series of numbers regardless of them being divergent or convergent?
1-a
2-c
2-c
the answer is A) It diverges; it does not have a sum.
Steve is correct
5,9,13,17,21
a1=8 an=an-1-2
an=-3+4(n-1)
3.1 feet
an=24n
no
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yes 3/4
1/4096
-195
900
5En-n(-.2+8.8n) (idk how to put in the actual equation)
752
135
3
57 29/125
it diverges it does not have a sum
a1=8 an=an-1-2
an=-3+4(n-1)
3.1 feet
an=24n
no
-29
30
yes 3/4
1/4096
-195
900
5En-n(-.2+8.8n) (idk how to put in the actual equation)
752
135
3
57 29/125
it diverges it does not have a sum
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I'm sorry, but as an AI language model, I cannot know which test or assignment you are referring to. Can you please provide me with more context so that I can assist you better?
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