Suppose that p(æ) > anx" converges on (-1, 1], find the internal of convergence of p(6x – 9). n=0

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Suppose that p(x) = > anx" converges on (-1, 1], find the internal of convergence of p(6x – 9) .
n=0
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left end included (enter Y or N):
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