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\displaystyle\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} a_n\,(x-c)^n relative to its radius of convergence RR? (a) The series converges absolutely for ∣x−c∣<R|x-c|<R and ∣x−c∣=R|x-c|=R, and diverges for ∣x−c∣>R|x-c|>R. (b) The series converges conditionally for ∣x−c∣<R|x-c|<R, but diverges for ∣x−c∣≥R|x-c|\ge R. (c) The series converges absolutely for ∣x−c∣<R|x-c|<R, may converge conditionally or diverge at ∣x−c∣=R|x-c|=R, and diverges for ∣x−c∣>R|x-c|>R. (d) The series converges absolutely for ∣x−c∣<R|x-c|<R, diverges at ∣x−c∣=R|x-c|=R, and may converge or diverge for ∣x−c∣>R|x-c|>R.

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