cn (−4)n is convergent
cn (−3)n is convergent
cn (−3)n is divergent
cn (−4)n is divergent
cn (−3)n is convergent
cn (−3)n is divergent
cn (−4)n is divergent
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By hypothesis, the radius of convergence is at least 4.
So, Σ c(n) x^n will converge for sure when |x| < 4.
==> The series converges for x = -3.
We need more information about c(n) to discuss convergence at x = -4.
(However, if c(n) > 0, then we have absolute convergence at x = -4, since Σ c(n) 4^n converges.)
I hope this helps!
So, Σ c(n) x^n will converge for sure when |x| < 4.
==> The series converges for x = -3.
We need more information about c(n) to discuss convergence at x = -4.
(However, if c(n) > 0, then we have absolute convergence at x = -4, since Σ c(n) 4^n converges.)
I hope this helps!