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Find the set of the convergence of the power series?
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First of all you want to seperate the expression into the distinct parts of a power series \[1/(4^n+3^n)\] and \[(x-3)^{2n}\]
So \[\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} (1/(4^n+3^n))(x-3)^{2n}\]
Next we need to determine the radius of converge of this series R
Do you know how to find the radius of convergence?
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Well the radius of convergence is x=a so in this case x=3
Usually with power series we can use the ratio or the root test
So using the ratio test... we consider the value of L which is |dw:1337533266600:dw|
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