SOLUTION: For what value of k is the series ∑_"n=0" ^"∞" ▒"1" /〖(1+k)〗^n converges.

SOLUTION: For what value of k is the series ∑_"n=0" ^"∞" ▒"1" /〖(1+k)〗^n converges.

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Question 773040: For what value of k is the series ∑_"n=0" ^"∞" ▒"1" /〖(1+k)〗^n converges.
Answer by oscargut(2103) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Hi,
Can you clarify the denominator ?
is (1+k)^n or is (absolute value of (1+k))^n
I can help you with more questions at: mthman@gmail.com
Thanks

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