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MAT137Y1 LEC 20249: Calculus with Proofs (all lecture sections) Pre-Class Quiz 61(13.13 and 13.14)

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Let ๐‘“ ย  be a continuous function with domain ๐‘… . Assume ๐‘“ is POSITIVE and DECREASING. Assume lim ๐‘ฅ โ†’ โˆž ๐‘“ ( ๐‘ฅ ) = 0 . Which of the following statements MUST be true? Select all the correct answers.

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A.โˆ‘ ๐‘› = 1 โˆž ( โˆ’ 1 ) ๐‘› ๐‘“ ( ๐‘› ) ย is divergent.
B.IF โˆซ 100 โˆž ๐‘“ ( ๐‘ฅ ) ๐‘‘ ๐‘ฅ ย  is convergent, THEN โˆ‘ ๐‘› = 1 โˆž ๐‘“ ( ๐‘› ) ย is convergent.
C.โˆ‘ ๐‘› = 1 โˆž ( โˆ’ 1 ) ๐‘› ๐‘“ ( ๐‘› ) ย is convergent.
D.IF โˆ‘ ๐‘› = 1 โˆž ๐‘“ ( ๐‘› ) is convergent, THEN โˆซ 1 โˆž ๐‘“ ( ๐‘ฅ ) ๐‘‘ ๐‘ฅ ย  is convergent.
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We are given a continuous, positive, decreasing function f on the real line with limit zero as x โ†’ โˆž. We will analyze each statement in light of standard convergence tests. Option 1: โˆ‘_{n=1}^โˆž (-1)^n f(n) is convergent. - Because f is positive, decreasing, and tends to 0, the alternating series test (Leibniz criterion) applies: the terms f(n) decrease to 0, so the alternating sum โˆ‘ (-1)^......Login to view full explanation

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