Which statement best describes the convergence behavior of a power series relative to…
MATHEMATICS · Single correct · AP · Calculus BC · Infinite Sequences and Series · Infinite Sequences and Series
Problem
Which statement best describes the convergence behavior of a power series n=0∑∞an(x−c)n relative to its radius of convergence R?
(a) The series converges absolutely for ∣x−c∣<R and ∣x−c∣=R, and diverges for ∣x−c∣>R.
(b) The series converges conditionally for ∣x−c∣<R, but diverges for ∣x−c∣≥R.
(c) The series converges absolutely for ∣x−c∣<R, may converge conditionally or diverge at ∣x−c∣=R, and diverges for ∣x−c∣>R.
(d) The series converges absolutely for ∣x−c∣<R, diverges at ∣x−c∣=R, and may converge or diverge for ∣x−c∣>R.