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Determine whether the sequence converges or diverges. If it converges, find the limit. [Hint:
consider limit laws, the Squeeze Theorem, behavior of related real-valued functions, etc.]
(a) an = 2 + (0.86)^n
(b) an =(4^n)/(1+9^n)
(c) an = arctan(ln n)

Determine whether the sequence converges or diverges If it converges find the limit Hint consider limit laws the Squeeze Theorem behavior of related realvalued class=

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(a) converges; consider the function f(x) = a ˣ, which converges to 0 as x gets large for |a | < 1. Then the limit is 2.

(b) converges; we have

4ⁿ / (1 + 9ⁿ) = (4ⁿ/9ⁿ) / (1/9ⁿ + 9ⁿ/9ⁿ) = (4/9)ⁿ × 1/(1/9ⁿ + 1)

As n gets large, the exponential terms vanish; both (4/9)ⁿ → 0 and 1/9ⁿ → 0, so the limit is 1.

(c) converges; we know ln(n ) → ∞ and arctan(n ) → π/2 as n → ∞. So the limit is π/2.

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