Calculus. Where does the series converge
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Calculus. Where does the series converge

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 12-04-09] [Hit: ]
11x3x9 etc.The series does not converge.Where it converges implies there should be a variable term like x or t in the sum, but there isnt.-Every term in the series is bigger than eleven, and obviously 11+11+11+.......
Consider the series
∑ 11n(n+6)
(as n goes to infinity, n=1)
Determine where the series converges.

Please explain your steps. thank you.

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I think you wrote this incorrectly. The terms are:

11x1x7=77
11x2x8=176
11x3x9 etc.

The series does not converge.

"Where it converges" implies there should be a variable term like x or t in the sum, but there isn't.

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Every term in the series is bigger than eleven, and obviously 11+11+11+... diverges. None of those terms depends on z, so the answer is the same everywhere. The series converges on the empty set.

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Possibly in Ignorant Land. What you wrote is nonsense.
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