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4 AnswersMaintenance & Repairs8 years agoDetermine if the series converges or diverges Σ[k=1,∞] [((-1)^(k))*(k^3)]/[(1+i)^k]?
please show me the work so i know how to do it thank you
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade agoDetermine if the series converges or diverges: Σ[j=0,∞] 1/(j^(2)*3^(j))?
here is my work let me know if i'm right please and thank you!
Σ[j=0,∞] 1/(j^(2)*3^(j)) = lim[j->∞] I(1/(((j+1)^2)*(3^(j+1)))) / (1/j^2*3^j)I = lim[j->∞] I(j^2)/((j+1)^2)(3)I = 1/3 and (1/3)<1 so its convergent
i do need help for
Σ[k=1,∞] ((i^k)-(1/(k^2))
thanks
3 AnswersMathematics1 decade agohow would i find the radius of a convergent power series?
you can use different examples to show me how, but here are a few I found in my book,
1.) Σ[j=0,∞] (z^j)/(j^(2)+1)
2.) Σ[k=1,∞] [(((-1)^k)*k)/(4^k)]*[(z+3)^k]
3.) Σ[k=0,∞] k!((2z+1)^(k+1))
thank you!
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade agothe answer is -2epi(i) but where did the negative come from? why is it not 2epi(i)?
i understand everything except for how you got the negative to my other question.
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade agoevaluate ∫c [(e^(z^(2)))/(z+i)^4]dz where c is the contour of the boundary a square with sides that lie along?
the lines x=+-5 and y=+-5 traversed in the positive sense.
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade agoparametrize the contour consisting of the perimeter of the square with vertices -1-i, 1-i,1-i,and -1+i?
traversed once in that order. what is the length of this contour?
here is my work so far but the back of the book shows a slightly different answer where am i going wrong?
in real notation the vertices would be (-1,-1), (1,-1), (1,1), (-1,1)
i) (-1,-1) to(1,-1)
z(t)= (-1-i)+t[(1-i)-(-1-i)]=-1-i+2t
i did the rest pretty much same as above and got
ii) (1,-1)to(1,1)
z(t)=1-i-2it
iii)(1,1)to (-1,1)
z(t)=1+i-2t
iiii)(-1,1)to(-1,-1)
z(t)=-1+i-2t
so that's as far as i get =( how do i find the length and how do i do this correctly. thank you!
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade agoevaluate ∫c [(6/((z-i)^2))+(2/(z-i))+1-3(z-i)^2]dz?
evaluate ∫c [(6/((z-i)^2))+(2/(z-i))+1-3(z-i)^2]dz where c is the circle Iz-iI=4 traversed counterclockwise?
i know the answer is 4pi(i) but how would i do it step by step...thank you!
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade agoevaluate integral ∫(2t+it^2)dt from 0 to 1?
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade agocompute the taylor polynomials of degree 4 for the solutions to the given initial value problem (dy/dx)=x+y...?
compute the taylor polynomials of degree 4 for the solutions to the given initial value problem (dy/dx)=x+y; y(0)=2. Use these taylor polynomials to approximate the solution at x=1.
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade agoProve that 3+11+...+(8n-5)=4n^(2)-n for all n in N(Natural numbers.)?
2 AnswersMathematics1 decade agoUsing definit integration, show that the solution to the inital value problem (dy/dx)+2xy=1, y(2)=1, can?
be expressed as y(x)=e^(-x^(2))(e^(4)+int[2,x] e^(t^2)dt
and use numerical integration (such as simpson's rule) to approximate the solution at x=3.
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade agosolve the initial value problem: (dy/dx)+4y-e^(-x)=0, y(0)=4/3?
1 AnswerMathematics1 decade ago