Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Let S=∑n=0∞12(−1.2)nS=\displaystyle\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} 12(-1.2)^{n}. Which statement about SS is true? a) SS converges because the negative common ratio makes successive terms cancel. b) SS converges to 121−(−1.2)≈5.5\displaystyle \frac{12}{1-(-1.2)} \approx 5.5. c) SS diverges because the common ratio has magnitude greater than 11. d) SS converges conditionally but not absolutely since the series is alternating.

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