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How to get convergence interval for : \[\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}(x ^{n-1})/(1+x^{n})\]
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Call a_n the nth term. Then the series converges if lim a_n+1 / a_n < 1 Use that condition to find for which x to does converge.
what i get is: \[x*\lim[ (1+x^{n})/(1+x^{n-1}) < 1\] how to properly get rid of the limit?
The same way you ever would; in other words, if you asked to evaluate that limit, I'm sure you could find it.
divide top and bottom by x^n-1
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