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does the sum from n=0 to infinity of (7^n)/(9^(n+1)) converge or diverge
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it converges
what did u do to sole that like what test
i can tell it converges but by what test? integral seems as though it would be too complicated
vn=1/3^(2n+2) it will produce a finite value
can you explain that please
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\[7^n/(9^(n+1)=\] \[7^n/(9^n).9=\] \[(1/9).(7/9)^n\] IOW the individual terms tend to zero meaning it could converge. next step integrate the series as if it were a function and if the sum < infinity, it does converge. Integrate {(1/)(7/9)^n} dn and you should get (1/9)(1/n)((7/9)^(n=1)), 7^2/ 9^3 or note that the ratio between successive terms is < 1 so it converges under the Ratio test... make sense....?
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