Due date: Sunday 3/22, 11:59pm

Ratio Test and Root Test

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Ratio and root tests

Apply the ratio test or the root test to determine whether each of the following series is absolutely convergent, conditionally convergent, or divergent.

(a) ∑n=1∞(−2)nn100 (b) ∑n=0∞(5n10n+4)n (c) ∑n=1∞n3n

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Series tests: strategy tips

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Various limits, Part I

Find the limits. You may use +∞ or −∞ or DNE as appropriate. Braces indicate sequences.

  • C = Convergent
  • AC = Absolutely Convergent
  • CC = Conditionally Convergent
  • D = Divergent
anlimn→∞⁡an{an}
C or D
limn→∞⁡(−1)nan{(−1)nan}
C or D
∑an
AC, CC, or D
∑(−1)nan
AC, CC, or D
1n+2
nn+2
1n2+2
42n
4n2n
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Various limits, Part II

Find the limits. You may use +∞ or −∞ or DNE as appropriate. Braces indicate sequences.

  • C = Convergent
  • AC = Absolutely Convergent
  • CC = Conditionally Convergent
  • D = Divergent
anlimn→∞⁡an{an}
C or D
limn→∞⁡(−1)nan{(−1)nan}
C or D
∑an
AC, CC, or D
∑(−1)nan
AC, CC, or D
4n!2n
(n+2)3nn!
4n(3n)n
1(2n+1)!
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Power series: Radius and Interval

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Power series - radius and interval

Find the radius and interval of convergence for these power series:

(a) ∑n=0∞(−1)n(x+3)nn! (b) ∑n=1∞(−1)n(x−7)nn (c) ∑n=12∞nn(x−2)n

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Power series - radius and interval

Find the radius and interval of convergence for these power series:

(a) ∑n=0∞(x−8)nn4+1 (b) ∑n=1∞xn3⋅7⋅11⋯(4n−1)

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