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Here are several questions related to the definition of an infinite series.  a) For the series   compute the th partial sum . [ Select ] -7 / 12 -47 / 60 5 / 7 5 / 12 -5 / 6 b) For the series   compute the rd partial sum . [ Select ] 163 / 30 23 / 6 17 / 6 7 / 3 - 7 / 30 c) Which of the following statements are TRUE and which are FALSE? (In each case  is the th partial sum of the series .) i) Every series must either converge or diverge, but never both. [ Select ] False True ii) If      then the series   converges [ Select ] True False iii) If     then the series   converges [ Select ] False True iv) If      then the series   diverges  (=divergence of a series) [ Select ] False True v) If     then   [ Select ] False True

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We begin by restating what the question is asking and listing the given options to make the task clear. Part a announces a series and asks to compute the nth partial sum, with the available selections for that partial sum being: -7/12, -47/60, 5/7, 5/12, -5/6. Since the actual series expression (the terms whose partial sums we are summing) is not included in the prompt we cannot explicitly show the algebra that leads from the series to a specific numeric partial sum. In a typical scenario, you would write down the first n terms of the series, sum them, and then simplify to obtain the partial sum in simplest terms, checking which option matches the simplification. The chosen option here is -7/12. If you had the concrete series, you would verify this by performing the finite sum and reducing the result to a single fraction, conf......Login to view full explanation

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