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Question D: i) Write out the first few terms of the series sum 9*0.1^n, n=1 to...

Question D:

i) Write out the first few terms of the series sum 9*0.1^n, n=1 to infinity

ii) What is the series equal to?

iii) What famous math “paradox” does this relate to?

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