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(a)

lim[n->]sn =lim[n->] n(n+1) -1

=>lim[n->]sn =lim[n->] n2+n -1

=>lim[n->]sn =+ -1

=>lim[n->]sn =

diverges to +

(b)

lim[n->]sn =lim[n->] 1/(n+1)

=>lim[n->]sn =0

converges to 0 through positive numbers

(c)

lim[n->]sn =lim[n->] 1 -n2

=>lim[n->]sn =1-lim[n->] n2

=>lim[n->]sn =1-

=>lim[n->]sn =-

diverges to -

(d)

lim[n->]sn =lim[n->] cos(1/n)

=>lim[n->]sn =cos(0)

=>lim[n->]sn = 1

converges to 0 through positive and negative numbers

(e)

lim[n->]sn =lim[n->] (sinn /n)

sin n ranges from [-1 to 1]

=>lim[n->]sn =0

converges to 0 through positive and negative numbers

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