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Consider the following series: lim n=1 to infinite 1 + 2n/ 3^n (a) Determine the value...

Consider the following series: lim n=1 to infinite 1 + 2n/ 3^n (a) Determine the value of s2, the second partial sum. (b) Does the series converge? Explain why or why not

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