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18. Give an example. 1. A series whose first term is 20 and whose sum converges...
18. Give an example.
1. A series whose first term is 20 and whose sum converges to 30.
2. A series that converges conditionally and whose denominator is 7k^7.
3. A series that diverges but is inconclusive when applying the Ratio Test.
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