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    Cos 7 Lim Cos 7 Lim 7 7 Lim 1 7 Lim 1 7 1 7 0 0 Lim (Cos (N) ) Lim (Cos (0) ) 1

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    This document contains mathematical proofs evaluating the convergence or divergence of series. The first series ∑ cos(n+1/n) is shown to be divergent as the limit of cos(n+1/n) as n approaches infinity is 1. The second series ∑ 2n!/n is shown to be convergent as the limit of 2n!/(n+1)! as n approaches infinity is 0. The third series ∑ n!/nn is shown to be convergent as the limit of n!/(n+1)n+1 as n approaches infinity is 1/e, which is finite.

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    Cos 7 Lim Cos 7 Lim 7 7 Lim 1 7 Lim 1 7 1 7 0 0 Lim (Cos (N) ) Lim (Cos (0) ) 1

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    This document contains mathematical proofs evaluating the convergence or divergence of series. The first series ∑ cos(n+1/n) is shown to be divergent as the limit of cos(n+1/n) as n approaches infinity is 1. The second series ∑ 2n!/n is shown to be convergent as the limit of 2n!/(n+1)! as n approaches infinity is 0. The third series ∑ n!/nn is shown to be convergent as the limit of n!/(n+1)n+1 as n approaches infinity is 1/e, which is finite.

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    This document contains mathematical proofs evaluating the convergence or divergence of series. The first series ∑ cos(n+1/n) is shown to be divergent as the limit of cos(n+1/n) as n approaches infinity is 1. The second series ∑ 2n!/n is shown to be convergent as the limit of 2n!/(n+1)! as n approaches infinity is 0. The third series ∑ n!/nn is shown to be convergent as the limit of n!/(n+1)n+1 as n approaches infinity is 1/e, which is finite.

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    Cos 7 Lim Cos 7 Lim 7 7 Lim 1 7 Lim 1 7 1 7 0 0 Lim (Cos (N) ) Lim (Cos (0) ) 1

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    Gabriel Antonio Arias Henriquez
    This document contains mathematical proofs evaluating the convergence or divergence of series. The first series ∑ cos(n+1/n) is shown to be divergent as the limit of cos(n+1/n) as n approaches infinity is 1. The second series ∑ 2n!/n is shown to be convergent as the limit of 2n!/(n+1)! as n approaches infinity is 0. The third series ∑ n!/nn is shown to be convergent as the limit of n!/(n+1)n+1 as n approaches infinity is 1/e, which is finite.

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    11.

    ∞
    7 ¿ lim 7 7 1 1 1
    ∑ cos ( n+1
    n =1
    ) n→∞ ( ( )) ( )
    cos ¿ lim
    n+1 n → ∞ n+1
    ¿ 7 ∙ lim ( )
    n→ ∞ n+1
    ¿ 7 ∙ lim ( )
    n→ ∞ ∞+ 1
    ¿ 7 ∙ ¿ 7 ∙ 0¿ 0
    ∞
    ¿ lim (cos ( n ))¿ lim (cos ( 0 ))¿ 1
    n→0 n→0

    ES DIVERGENTE

    17.

    ∑ 2n!n
    n =1

    2n 2n +1
    An = An +1=
    n! (n+1)!
    2n+ 1
    ( n+1 ) ! (2n+1 )(n !) 2n∗2(n !) 2 2
    lim = = lim = =0
    (n+1)! (2 ) (2 )( n!∗n+ 1) n → ∞ n+1 ∞+1
    n n n
    n→∞ 2
    n!
    ES CONVERGENTE

    18.

    ∞
    n!
    ∑ nn !n An = n n An +1= (n+1)n+1
    (n+1)!
    n =1
    ( n+1 ) !
    ( n+1)n +1 ( n+1 ) !∗nn nn∗n ! ( n+1 ) nn n n
    ¿ lim
    n→∞ n!
    ¿ lim
    n → ∞ n!∗(n+1)
    n+1
    = n = lim
    ( n+1 ) ( n+ 1 )∗n ! n → ∞ (n+1)( )
    n
    =
    n+1
    n
    n
    n
    ¿ lim
    n→∞
    (( ) )= e1 ¿ e1 = 1e ES CONVERGENTE
    n
    n+k k 1

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