find the interval of convergence:
n=0
(-1)^n*(x+1)^n
I am really lost. Can someone explain how this relates to a power series? Thank you.

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anonymous · Answer

the equation is $$\sum_{N=0}^{infinity}$$

anonymous · Answer

this one is ur question morange b

anonymous · Answer

ya

anonymous · Answer

Sorry, its been a while since I did series, and I don't remember how to do alternating series

anonymous · Answer

every number ot the poweer of 0 is 1

anonymous · Answer

i can only solve it i m 12 years old and cann't understand the interval xconvergence i m good in solving the equations u can ask me that

anonymous · Answer

dam well thanks anyways

anonymous · Answer

wait I may know

anonymous · Answer

Looking at it it will be an alternating series  and will only converge when x+1 < 1 but im not sure

anonymous · Answer

leed whats the highest math youve taken?

anonymous · Answer

In calc 3 atm

anonymous · Answer

when i am thinking of series though my mind just blanks

anonymous · Answer

nice, this is calc 2 lol.

anonymous · Answer

Yeah thats why I can't remember i hated series, doing a lot of taylor series right now in programming too =/

anonymous · Answer

well thanks man im off to bed