SOLUTION: Find the x values so that the infinite series become finite. (infinite) (Sigma) 3(x-2)^(k-1) (k=1) Could you help me with this question? Thank you.

SOLUTION: Find the x values so that the infinite series become finite. (infinite) (Sigma) 3(x-2)^(k-1) (k=1) Could you help me with this question? Thank you.

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Question 199680: Find the x values so that the infinite series become finite.
(infinite)
(Sigma) 3(x-2)^(k-1)
(k=1)
Could you help me with this question? Thank you.
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The series

will converge if and only if

So this means that you simply need to solve to find the set of x values (since in this case, )
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