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find interval of convergence using ratio test, need help :) screenshot included
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I found \[\frac{ a(n+1) }{ a(n) }\] to be \[\frac{ n(x-1) }{ -5(n+1) }\]
but now I need to find the absolute value of that function. would that just be \[\frac{ n \left| x \right|+ n }{ 5(n+1) }\] ?
You actually want to find the limit of the absolute value of the ratio, so you want to find |(x-1)/(-5) * (n)/(n+1)| < 1. note that |n/(n+1)| -> 1 so we need |(x-1)/(-5)| < 1 then we need to check the boundaries. ie (x-1) = 5
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