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The limit of underset(n=1)overset(1000)s...

The limit of `underset(n=1)overset(1000)sum(-1)^(n)x^(n)" as "x to oo`

A

does not exist

B

exists and equals to 0

C

exists and approaches to `+oo`

D

exists and approaches to `-oo`

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