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The absolute ratio of successive terms is ∣z∣n2/(n+1)2→∣z∣. The ratio test gives convergence for ∣z∣<1 and divergence for ∣z∣>1, so the radius of convergence is R=1​. On the boundary, ∣n−2zn∣=n−2 and
∑n=2N​n21​≤∑n=2N​n(n−1)1​=1−N1​.
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The positive partial sums are bounded, and thus converge. By the comparison test for series, the original power series converges absolutely at every point of ∣z∣=1.

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