a)
x→0limx3tanxsec2x−x=x→0limx3tanx(1)2−x
=x→0limx3x+3x3+152x5+...−x
=x→0limx33x3+152x5+...
=x→0lim(31+152x2+...)=31
b)
f(x)=x3−11x+9 is continuous on [0,1].
f(0)=(0)3−11(0)+9=9>0
f(1)=(1)3−11(1)+9=−1<0Then by the Intermediate Value Theorem there exists a number c in (0,1) such that f(c)=0.
Therefore the equation, x3−11x+9=0 has a real root in the interval [0,1] by the Intermediate Value Theorem.
c)
(i)
i=1∑∞7n3n−1 Use the Ratio Test
∣anan+1∣=∣7n3n−17n+13(n+1)−1∣=71(3n−13n+2)→71<1Thus, by the Ratio Test, the given series is absolutely convergent and therefore convergent.
(ii)
i=1∑∞nn2+3−n2−3
=i=1∑∞n(n2+3+n2−3)n2+3−(n2−3)
=i=1∑∞n(n2+3+n2−3)6 Use the Limit Comparison Test
Take an=n(n2+3+n2−3)6,bn=n1
n→∞limbnan=n→∞limn1n(n2+3+n2−3)6
=n→∞lim1+3/n2+1−3/n26=3 The harmonic series i=1∑∞n1 is divergent.
Therefore the series i=1∑∞nn2+3−n2−3 is divergent by the Limit Comparison Test.
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