Find the​ series' interval of convergence​ and, within this​ interval, the sum of the series as a function of x. sum_{n=0}^inftyfrac{(x-4)^{2n}}{36^n}

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2021-01-05

Find the​ series

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sweererlirumeX

sweererlirumeX

Skilled2021-01-06Added 91 answers

Given series is
n=0(x4)2n36n
Now,
let (x4)2=y
So, the series becomes
n=0yn36n
So, an=136n
Then,
(an)1n=136
and
limn(an)1n=136
So, radius of convergence is 36
Then, the radius of convergence of the given series is 6
Interval of convergence =(64,6+4)=(10,2)
Now,
a0=1
a1=y36
a2=y2362

an=yn36n
So, Sn=a0+a1+...+an
=1+y36+y2362+...+yn36n
=1[1(y36)n]1y36
=36[1(x4)2n36n]36(x4)2
=36n(x4)2n36n1[36(x4)2]
Hence, the sum of the series as a function of x is
=36n(x4)2n36n1[36(x4)2]
Jeffrey Jordon

Jeffrey Jordon

Expert2021-12-27Added 2605 answers

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