Radius of convergence

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Homework Statement
Loook at the image
Relevant Equations
Power series.
Raduis of convergence.
Greetings
I have some problems finding the correct result
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My solution:
I puted Y=6x+16
so now will try to find the raduis of convergence of Y
so let's calculate the raduis criteria of convergence:
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  • We know that Y=6x+16
  • Conseqyently -21/6<=x<=-11/6 so the raduis must be 5/3. But this is not the solution!
Here is the solution of the book
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I would like to know where is my mistake
thank you!
 
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  • #2
I am not sure about your notation [tex]\log^{2021}x[/tex]. Is it
[tex]\log_{2021}x[/tex] or
[tex](\log x)^{2021}[/tex]?
 
  • #3
5 for 6x+16 and 5/2 for 3x+8 seem not different. What is the rule to define t for t^n series for convergence ?
 
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anuttarasammyak said:
I am not sure about your notation [tex]\log^{2021}x[/tex]. Is it
[tex]\log_{2021}x[/tex] or
[tex](\log x)^{2021}[/tex]?
[tex](\log x)^{2021}[/tex]?
 
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anuttarasammyak said:
5 for 6x+16 and 5/2 for 3x+8 seem not different. What is the rule to define t for t^n series for convergence ?

I realize that I have the same confusion, I thought we were looking for the domain where x is convergent?
I understand I got the same results implicitely but did the book go for that particular set up?
thanks a million!
 

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