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Q 70.

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Find the values of x for which the series ∑k=0∞cosx2kconverges.

Q. 70

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Determine whether the sequences in Exercises 63–74 are monotonic or not. Also determine whether the given sequence is bounded or unbounded.

cos2Ï€kk

Q. 70

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Let akand bkbe convergent sequences with ak→Land bk→Mas k→∞and let cbe a constant. Prove the indicated basic limit rules from Theorem 7.11. You may wish to model your proofs on the proofs of the analogous statements from Section 1.5.

Prove that if M≠0, then akbk→LM.

Q. 70

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Prove the ratio test for absolute convergence. That is, let ∑k=1∞ bkbe a series with nonzero terms, and let localid="1650855913677" ÒÏ=limk→∞ bk+1bk

(a) Show that if ÒÏ < 1, the series converges absolutely.

(b) Show that if ÒÏ > 1, the series diverges.

(c) Show that the test fails when ÒÏ = 1, by finding a convergent series ∑k=1∞ cksuch ck+1ck→1as k→∞

Changing the order of the summands in a conditionally convergent series can change the value of the sum. We showed this earlier in the section for the alternating harmonic series

Q. 71

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Let akbe a sequence. Prove the indicated limit rules from Theorem 7.12. You may wish to model your proofs on the proofs of the analogous statements from Section 1.5.

Prove that if ak→Land ak→M, then L=M.


Q. 71

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Changing the order of the summands in a conditionally convergent series can change the value of the sum. We showed this earlier in the section for the alternating harmonic series

Q. 71

Page 593

Determine whether the sequences in Exercises 63–74 are monotonic or not. Also determine whether the given sequence is bounded or unbounded.

ekk!

Q. 71

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Express each of the repeating decimals in Exercises 71–78 as a geometric series and as the quotient of two integers reduced to lowest terms.

0.237237237...

Q. 72

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Prove that if ak→Land fis a function that is continuous at L, then fak→fL.

Q. 72

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Determine whether the sequences in Exercises 63–74 are monotonic or not. Also determine whether the given sequence is bounded or unbounded.

2k!k!2

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