Determine whether the sequence converges or diverges. If it converges, give the limit. 108, -18, 3,-1/2 , ... OPTIONS: Converges; 19980 Converges; 0 Diverges Converges; 648/5 I GIVE MEDALS PLEASE HELP?
I'm assuming it is going to converge to zero, because the terms keep decreasing. Every step, you divide by 6, with alternating signs. I'm having trouble writing it as a closed form formula though so you can mathematically show that the limit is 0
Well I mean they are decreasing "in absolute value". They keep oscillating towards the x-axis but the "oscillation" keeps decreasing with every step
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so b ?
it is a geometric sequence with common ratio \[\large r=-\frac{1}{6}\]
@sirm3d option B is the answer? right
Ah yes sim3d is correct. The limit of that would indeed be 0
@kirbykirby is correct in his observation.
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