Given the power series [ sum_{n=1}^{infty} frac{n(2 cdot x+1)^{n}}{9^{n}} ] We have: Note: If the answer is a whole number, write it. Otherwise, use a fraction as your answer. a) The radius of convergence is: (b) The center of the power series is: (c) The interval of convergence is ( , )
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