CJC APGP Tutorial Q5
Home CJC APGP Tutorial Q5 Given that the geometric series $1+{{text{e}}^{-x}}+{{text{e}}^{-2x}}+…$has a sum to infinity, show that $x>0$. When $x=10$, write down the expressions for ${{S}_{n}}$, the sum to $n$
Home CJC APGP Tutorial Q5 Given that the geometric series $1+{{text{e}}^{-x}}+{{text{e}}^{-2x}}+…$has a sum to infinity, show that $x>0$. When $x=10$, write down the expressions for ${{S}_{n}}$, the sum to $n$
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