Q. 63
Question
Prove that the geometric sequence diverges when r < −1.
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Geometric sequence diverges when r<-1
1Step 1. Given information
2Step 2. proof
The given sequence is a geometric sequence and is converging to for r< -1. Therefore, it contradicts the fact that if r>1 then diverges as the terms of sequence are positive and increasing but converging .
Therefore, the assumption is wrong.
Hence, proved.
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