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Consider the convergent alternating series ∑n=1[infinity](−1)nn!=L. Let Sn be the nth partial sum of this series. Compute Sn and Sn+1 and use these values to find bounds on the sum of the series. If n=4, then Sn= and Sn+1= and therefore <∑n=1[infinity](−1)nn!

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