For z = x+iy, |cos(nz)| ≤ e^(n|y|). On every compact subset of |y| < ln5, terms are bounded by a summable geometric sequence (e^M/5)ⁿ, M < ln5. Local uniform convergence of entire summands gives analyticity there. **A**; outside that strip terms generally do not tend to zero.
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