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how do i find the value of the infinite series for x in the interval -1
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We know that sum ((x^n),n,0,infinity) = 1/(1-x), so sum(2(-1^n)(x^n),n,0,infinity) = 2 sum((-1^n)(x^n),n,0,infinity) = 2 sum((-x)^n,n,0,infinity) = 2 [1/(1-(-x))] = 2/(1+x)
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