Chapter 9 Test March 18, 2005 No Calculators Name

1. Determine whether the following series is absolutely convergent, conditionally convergent,

H−1Ln H log5 nL2

∞

or divergent. Justify your answer. „

n − 1
n = 2

2. Use a Comparison test HDirect or LimitL to determine if the following series converges

‚
∞
5 + 3n
or diverges.
n = 2
1 + 4n

3. Let f be a function that has derivatives of all orders for all real numbers. Assume
that f H3L = −2, f H3L = −4, f H3L = 18, f H3L = −28, and f4 H3L = 48.
HaL Write the fourth order Taylor polynomial for f at x = 3.
HbL Write the third order Taylor polynomial for f at x = 3.

HcL Write the third order Taylor polynomial for g HxL = ‡ f HtL dt HHint : what should
x

at x = 3

g H4L be equal to ?L.

4
 n H2 x − 1Ln
‚
∞
4. Find the interval of convergence for :
n = 0
4n

„ è!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!
xn
H−3L n n2 + 1
5. Find the interval of convergence for :
n = 1

6. Find the Maclaurin series for f HxL = x 3x HHint : Do you know a power series for ex ?L
7. Use the Integral Test to determine if the following series is convergent or divergent :

‚
∞
1
n = 3
n Hln nL Hln Hln nLL

8. Find Pn HxL and Rn HxL for f HxL = log2 H4 xL at c = 2, n = 2.

Find Pn HxL and Rn HxL for f HxL = cos 2 x

5π
9. at c = , n = 3.
6
 Hcos Hπ nLL n
‚
∞
10. The series converges. What is the maximum error of the sixth partial sum ?
2n
Hor, what is S − S6 ?L
n = 1

11. Find a power series expansion for f HxL =

i
j ?y
z
jHint : Do you know a power series for z
x 1
H1 − 2 xL 2 k 1 −x {

‚
∞
1
H3 n − 2L H3 n + 1L
12. Find the sum of the following series :
n = 2