The given geometric series as shown in the question is seen to; Be converging with its' sum as 81
<h3>How to identify a converging or diverging series?</h3>
We are given the geometric series;
27 + 18 + 12 + 8 + ...
Now, we see that;
First term; a₀ = 27
Second Term; a₁ = 2(27/3)
Third term; a₂ = 2²(27/3²)
Fourth term; a₃ = 2³(27/3³)
Thus, the formula is;
2ⁿ(27/3ⁿ)
Applying limits at infinity gives;
2^(∞) * (27/3^(∞)) = 0
Since the terms of the series tend to zero, we can affirm that the series converges.
The sum of an infinite converging series is:
S_n = a/(1 - r)
S_n = 27/(1 - (2/3)
S_n = 81
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
20. 
The GCF is x, so you group it out of the equation first.

Then, you find 2 numbers that will equal to 2 when you add them and will equal to -48 when you multiply them.

The two numbers would be -6 and 8. You then differentiate the squares.

22. 
The GCF is 2, so you must group it out.

Find the two numbers that will equal to 5 when you add them and will equal to 4 when you multiply them.

The two numbers would be 1 and 4. Finally, differentiate the squares.

24. 
The GCF is 5m, so you must group it out.

Find the two numbers that will equal to 6 when you add them and will equal to -7 when you multiply them.

The two numbers would be -1 and 7. Finally, differentiate the squares.

Answer:
the range of all the function is [-1, + infinity[
but when it limits the domain it gonna be
(-1,0,3,8)
Answer:
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