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Consider the power series: ∑ [infinity] n = 1 ( − 1 ) n x n 5 n ( n 2 + 10 ) . A) Find the interval of convergence. B) Find the radius of convergence.

Consider the power series: ∑ [infinity] n = 1 ( − 1 ) n x n 5 n ( n 2 + 10 ) . A) Find the interval of convergence. B) Find the radius of convergence.
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Consider the power series: ∑

[infinity]
n
=
1
(
−
1
)
n
x
n
5
n
(
n
2
+
10
)
.
A) Find the interval of convergence.
B) Find the radius of convergence.

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Answer:B

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