Series and Sequence Help: Convergence and Limits with r = 11/22

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hi everyone, I am having trouble with a few problems, i was wondering if anyone can help me thank.
1.) given r= 11/22

a.)consider the sequence {nr^r}. if convergent find limit. if divergent find if it goes to inf or minus inf. or div otherwise
lim nr^r = ?
n->infinity

b.)take my word for it that it can be shown that
sigma i=1 to n ir^i = (n(r^(n+2))-(n+1)(r^(n+1))+r)/((1-r)^2)

now consider the series sigma n=1 to infinity nr^r
sigma n=1 to infinity nr^r = ? 2.) An= 8n/(6n+13)
the series sigma n=1 to infinity (An) =?
if convergent, find sum. if divergent find it it goes to positive or negitive.and 3.) An= 50/(5^n)
find whether {An} is convergent, if so, find limit.

any help would be great. thanks.
 
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JessicaSTAR said:
hi everyone, I am having trouble with a few problems, i was wondering if anyone can help me thank.
1.) given r= 11/22
You mean r=0.5?
JessicaSTAR said:
a.)consider the sequence {nr^r}. if convergent find limit. if divergent find if it goes to inf or minus inf. or div otherwise
lim nr^r = ?
n->infinity
If r=0.5, then what's \lim_{n\rightarrow \infty} n \sqrt{0.5}
JessicaSTAR said:
b.)take my word for it that it can be shown that
sigma i=1 to n ir^i = (n(r^(n+2))-(n+1)(r^(n+1))+r)/((1-r)^2)
now consider the series sigma n=1 to infinity nr^r
sigma n=1 to infinity nr^r = ?
You have lost me here. If r=0.5, how is the series convergent in the first place?
JessicaSTAR said:
2.) An= 8n/(6n+13)
the series sigma n=1 to infinity (An) =?
if convergent, find sum. if divergent find it it goes to positive or negitive.
What does the divergence test tell you?
JessicaSTAR said:
and 3.) An= 50/(5^n)
find whether {An} is convergent, if so, find limit.
You have already stated how to find if a sequence is convergent or divergent. Why not apply it here?
 
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sorry for the first one a.) and b.) instead or nr^r i meant nr^n

ok for 2.) i got infinity

and 3.) would go to minus infinity so would it be divergent?
 
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i still need help on 1a and b and 3, anyhelp would be good, thanks.:smile:
 

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