Unit – 6
Infinite Series
Q 1: Identify the sequence of the following function n (n+3)
- 4, 10, 26, …
- 4, 12, 18, …
- 2, 10, 16, …
- 4, 10, 27, …
Solution: Correct option is A. The given function is n(n+3),
When n = 1, 1(1+3) = 4
n = 2, 2(2+3) = 10
n=3, 3(3+3) = 27
So, 4, 10, 27…is the function for the sequence n(n+3).
Q 2: Question: Adding first 100 terms in a sequence is
- Term
- Series
- Constant
- Sequence
Solution: Correct option is B. Adding first 100 terms in a sequence is series. Also adding the number of some set is a series.
Q 3: Determine whether the following series converges or diverges
Solution:
Consider the given series ie.,
= = - -
- ) =
Since, therefore the given series is convergent.
Q 4: Determine whether the following series is divergent or convergent
Solution: Given,
s0 =1
s1 = 1-1=0
s2 = 1-1+1=1
s3 = 1-1+1-1=0
Hence the series diverges since doesn’t exist.
Q 5:
Solution: Given = n
= 3(1) +3() +3()2 +.........
Has a ratio of r= with a=3
As 0< <1, the series converges and the sum is
S= = =6.
Q 6: Solve the following geometric series,
n =1+ + ++........
Solution: Gives a ratio of r=
Because 1, the series diverges.
Q 7: =
Solution: Here p = 3 so p>1, thus the given series converges.
=
Here p= ie., p<1, thus the given series diverges
Q 8:
Solution: +
= -3. +5.
=-3. +5.
Therefore., here p=2 ,3 ie., p>1
Hence the given series converges.
Q 9: Find whether the following series is convergent or divergent?
Solution:
= < = n-1 <
So the series converges
Q 10: . Dx., test for convergence
Solution:
>
Hence the series diverges
Ratio test:
To test convergence of ratio test we follow the below method,
Consider,
= L
If L<1 is absolutely convergent
If L > 1 or = then is divergent
If L=1 then the series is inconclusive.
Q 11: L =
Solution:
=
=
=
=
=
Q12:
=
= 0
Therefore, the series converges since, is 0.
Nth root test:
If is a series with positive terms and =L then,
The series converges if L < 1
The series diverges if L>1
The test is in conclusive if L=1
Note: These rules are same for ratio test.
Q 13:
n=
=n = = <1
Therefore, the series is convergent by root test.
Q 14: L=
Solution: n
=
= ½
Therefore, the series is convergent
Leibnitz test:
Leibnitz test is an alternative way of expressing derivatives to ff’(x),g’(x),etc.,
If y is expressed in terms of x then the derivative is written as
Q 15:
Y = 3x2 – 7x
= 6x-7
Q 16: Q = 9R2- to find
Solution:
Q = 9R2-15R-3
Now,
= 18R+45R-2 = 18R +
Power series:
A power series can be written in the form of
It can be written in the form of a function as.,
f(x) =
If we let =1 for all n then the power series tends to geometric series
f(x) = 1+
The above series converges, if -1<x<1
The above series diverges if x≥ 1 and x -1
Q 17:
n
Solution: L= = 1/n
L= n =
= <1
Hence the series converges.
Q 18:
Find the Taylor series for the following:
= <1
(x/10)<1 and (x/10) > -1
Therefore, radius of convergence is (-10,10)
ROC =10
Q 19: f(n)5 =
Solution: Here the ROC is 4
McLaurin series:
(x)n
Q 20: f(x)=
Solution: = f(0)+f’(0)x+ x2 + x3 +......
= 1+x+x2 +x3 + .....
=
Unit – 6
Infinite Series
Q 1: Identify the sequence of the following function n (n+3)
- 4, 10, 26, …
- 4, 12, 18, …
- 2, 10, 16, …
- 4, 10, 27, …
Solution: Correct option is A. The given function is n(n+3),
When n = 1, 1(1+3) = 4
n = 2, 2(2+3) = 10
n=3, 3(3+3) = 27
So, 4, 10, 27…is the function for the sequence n(n+3).
Q 2: Question: Adding first 100 terms in a sequence is
- Term
- Series
- Constant
- Sequence
Solution: Correct option is B. Adding first 100 terms in a sequence is series. Also adding the number of some set is a series.
Q 3: Determine whether the following series converges or diverges
Solution:
Consider the given series ie.,
= = - -
- ) =
Since, therefore the given series is convergent.
Q 4: Determine whether the following series is divergent or convergent
Solution: Given,
s0 =1
s1 = 1-1=0
s2 = 1-1+1=1
s3 = 1-1+1-1=0
Hence the series diverges since doesn’t exist.
Q 5:
Solution: Given = n
= 3(1) +3() +3()2 +.........
Has a ratio of r= with a=3
As 0< <1, the series converges and the sum is
S= = =6.
Q 6: Solve the following geometric series,
n =1+ + ++........
Solution: Gives a ratio of r=
Because 1, the series diverges.
Q 7: =
Solution: Here p = 3 so p>1, thus the given series converges.
=
Here p= ie., p<1, thus the given series diverges
Q 8:
Solution: +
= -3. +5.
=-3. +5.
Therefore., here p=2 ,3 ie., p>1
Hence the given series converges.
Q 9: Find whether the following series is convergent or divergent?
Solution:
= < = n-1 <
So the series converges
Q 10: . Dx., test for convergence
Solution:
>
Hence the series diverges
Ratio test:
To test convergence of ratio test we follow the below method,
Consider,
= L
If L<1 is absolutely convergent
If L > 1 or = then is divergent
If L=1 then the series is inconclusive.
Q 11: L =
Solution:
=
=
=
=
=
Q12:
=
= 0
Therefore, the series converges since, is 0.
Nth root test:
If is a series with positive terms and =L then,
The series converges if L < 1
The series diverges if L>1
The test is in conclusive if L=1
Note: These rules are same for ratio test.
Q 13:
n=
=n = = <1
Therefore, the series is convergent by root test.
Q 14: L=
Solution: n
=
= ½
Therefore, the series is convergent
Leibnitz test:
Leibnitz test is an alternative way of expressing derivatives to ff’(x),g’(x),etc.,
If y is expressed in terms of x then the derivative is written as
Q 15:
Y = 3x2 – 7x
= 6x-7
Q 16: Q = 9R2- to find
Solution:
Q = 9R2-15R-3
Now,
= 18R+45R-2 = 18R +
Power series:
A power series can be written in the form of
It can be written in the form of a function as.,
f(x) =
If we let =1 for all n then the power series tends to geometric series
f(x) = 1+
The above series converges, if -1<x<1
The above series diverges if x≥ 1 and x -1
Q 17:
n
Solution: L= = 1/n
L= n =
= <1
Hence the series converges.
Q 18:
Find the Taylor series for the following:
= <1
(x/10)<1 and (x/10) > -1
Therefore, radius of convergence is (-10,10)
ROC =10
Q 19: f(n)5 =
Solution: Here the ROC is 4
McLaurin series:
(x)n
Q 20: f(x)=
Solution: = f(0)+f’(0)x+ x2 + x3 +......
= 1+x+x2 +x3 + .....
=