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(a) For what values of x is sum_(n=0)^(infty ) (x^(n))/(n!) convergent? none x>=0 x for all x x (b) What conclusion
(a) For what values of
x
is
\\\\sum_(n=0)^(\\\\infty ) (x^(n))/(n!)
convergent? none\
x>=0
\
x\ for all
x
\
x\ (b) What conclusion can be drawn about
\\\\lim_(n->\\\\infty )(x^(n))/(n!)
?\
\\\\lim_(n->\\\\infty )(x^(n))/(n)!=0
only for
x\
\\\\lim_(n->\\\\infty )(x^(n))/(n)!=0
only for
x>0
\ No conclusion can be drawn.\
\\\\lim_(n->\\\\infty )(x^(n))/(n)!=0
for all values of
x
\
\\\\lim_(n->\\\\infty )(x^(n))/(n)!=\\\\infty
for all values of
x
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