Mathematics, 26.11.2019 03:31, tahmidtaj150

(1 point) match each of the following with the correct statement. a. the series is absolutely convergent. c. the series converges, but is not absolutely convergent. d. the series diverges. c 1. ∑n=1[infinity](−1)n+1(9+n)4n(n2)42n d 2. ∑n=1[infinity](n42−6n3)n d 3. ∑n=1[infinity](n+1)n5n2 d 4. ∑n=1[infinity](n+1)n5n d 5. ∑n=1[infinity](−1)nn−2ln(n+6) d 6. ∑n=1[infinity](−5n)nn5n

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