Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Consider the power series ∑n=0∞k nn! xn\displaystyle\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} \dfrac{k^{\,n}}{n!}\,x^{n}, where kk is a fixed positive constant. Which statement best describes the effect of changing kk on the radius of convergence of the series? a) The radius equals 1/k1/k; increasing kk decreases the radius. b) The radius equals 00; the series converges only at x=0x=0.},{ c) The radius is infinite and therefore independent of kk. d) The radius equals k\sqrt{k}; increasing kk increases the radius but not proportionally.

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