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Consider the geometric series


find the values of x for which the limiting sum of this series exists.

Okay, so this is what I have so far, but what do I do after to simply and get x? Please explain <3

 

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when is the velocity of a particle at its greatest?
 

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Question says "at approximately what time is the particle moving with the greatest velocity?"

Is that the same thing?
Yes, make the acceleration equation = 0, solve for t. :)
 

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yeah cos you're finding the maximum velocity. which is dv/dt = 0 and dv/dt is acceleration. so in your question, solve for t when dv/dt = 0 and you have to prove that the value at t is a max by using first or second derivative test
 

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oh thanks so much, i thought so but this book is weird :S whatevs, good luck to everyone doing their exam tomorrow :)
 

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