explain whether it is convergent, divergent to ±∞, or otherwise divergent (not to too). If it is convergent, find its limit. If it is divergent, find its lim sup and Tim inf. Sn S. = (−1)n-2√n + 12 2n - 3 = n - n 2

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explain
whether it is convergent, divergent to t∞, or otherwise divergent (not to
±∞). If it is convergent, find its limit. If it is divergent, find its lim sup and
lim inf.
Sn
=
(-1) 2√n + 12
2n - 3
Sn = n = n²
Transcribed Image Text:explain whether it is convergent, divergent to t∞, or otherwise divergent (not to ±∞). If it is convergent, find its limit. If it is divergent, find its lim sup and lim inf. Sn = (-1) 2√n + 12 2n - 3 Sn = n = n²
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