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PreLecture Questions - Lesson 13 - 8.2 Series
Q1 The Divergence Theorem
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Which of the following statements is true? (If there are multiple true statements, choose one of them.)
The following multiple-choice options contain math elements, so you may need to read them in your screen reader's “reading” or “browse” mode instead of “forms” or “focus” mode.
Choice 1 of 5: A. The sequence an=1n2an=n21 converges, and this fact implies that the series ∑n=1∞1n2n=1∑∞n21 also converges.Choice 2 of 5: B. The sequence an=1nan=n1 converges, and this fact implies that the series ∑n=1∞1nn=1∑∞n1 also converges.Choice 3 of 5: C. The sequence an=(−1)nan=(−1)n diverges, and this fact implies that the series ∑n=1∞(−1)nn=1∑∞(−1)n also diverges.Choice 4 of 5: D. The sequence an=n+1nan=nn+1 converges, and this fact implies that the series ∑n=1∞n+1nn=1∑∞nn+1 also converges.Choice 5 of 5: Statements A-D are all false.
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Question 1: The Divergence Theorem
Q2
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What is the fourth partial sum of an=n+1nan=nn+1? Please express your answer as a fraction (e.g., if your answer is 1.5, please type 3/2)
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Q3
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Which of the following series converge? Select all series that converge.
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Choice 1 of 5: A. ∑n=1∞2n−14nn=1∑∞4n2n−1
Choice 2 of 5: B. ∑n=1∞1n4n=1∑∞n41
Choice 3 of 5: C. ∑n=1∞1(−4)nn=1∑∞(−4)n1
Choice 4 of 5: D. ∑n=1∞4n−12nn=1∑∞2n4n−1
Choice 5 of 5: E. None of the above series converges
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Question 3:
Q4 Reflections
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Question 4.1 Videos
Q4.1 Videos
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Please indicate your level of engagement with the videos for this lesson. (This is purely for your own reflection, and any answer will receive credit; so you can feel free to be honest.)
Choice 1 of 4: I did not watch any of the videos.Choice 2 of 4: I watched some of the videos.Choice 3 of 4: I watched all/most of the videos.Choice 4 of 4: I watched some/all of the videos actively (doing at least one of the following: taking notes, doing the examples, rewatching parts as needed, consulting the textbook/resources as needed, discussing the content with others)
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Question 4.1: Videos
Question 4.2 Comfort level
Q4.2 Comfort level
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Please, indicate your comfort level with the material from the video using the multiple choice options below.
Choice 1 of 4: I am not comfortable with the material.Choice 2 of 4: I am comfortable with the material, but would need support to do more complex exercises.Choice 3 of 4: I am confident in my ability to solve exercises, but would struggle to explain the ideas to a classmate.Choice 4 of 4: I am confident in my understanding of the material and could explain it to a classmate.
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Question 4.2: Comfort level
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Series
Sequences
Divergence Theorem
P-Series
Geometric Series
Alternating Series
Formulas
P-series: ∑1/n^p converges if p > 1
Geometric series: ∑r^n converges if |r| < 1
Alternating series test
Theorems
Divergence Theorem
P-Series Convergence
Alternating Series Test
Suitable Grade Level
Undergraduate (Calculus or Advanced High School Mathematics)
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