Find the sum S of the infinite series Σk=1∞ 9·(3/4)ᵏ.
Sequences & series worksheet with answers
1.Easy
a = 9r = 3/4k₀ = 1
S =
2.Easy
Find the sum S of the infinite series Σk=1∞ 24·(−3/4)ᵏ.
a = 24r = −3/4k₀ = 1
S =
3.Medium
Exactly one of the four series converges. Click it.
A: Σ 5/kB: Σ 1/k⁴C: Σ (4/3)ᵏD: Σ 2ᵏ/k³
- 1A: Σ 5/k
- 2B: Σ 1/k⁴
- 3C: Σ (4/3)ᵏ
- 4D: Σ 2ᵏ/k³
4.Medium
Apply the ratio test to Σk=1∞ kᵏ/(5ᵏ·k!). Find L = lim |ak+1/ak|.
ak = kᵏ/(5ᵏ·k!)
L =
5.Hard
f(x) = sin x is approximated by its Maclaurin polynomial of degree 3 at x = 0.5. Use the Lagrange error bound M·|x|ⁿ⁺¹/(n + 1)! with M = 1 to find the largest possible error |R₃|.
f(x) = sin xn = 3x = 0.5M = 1
|R₃| =
6.Hard
Use the Maclaurin polynomial of degree 4 of f(x) = e2x to approximate f(1). Give P₄(1).
f(x) = e2xn = 4x = 1
P₄(1) =
Answer key
- 1. S = 27
- 2. S = −10.29
- 3. B: Σ 1/k⁴
- 4. L = 0.5437
- 5. |R₃| = 0.002604
- 6. P₄(1) = 7
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