Find Power Series and determine the Interval of Convergence
g(x)=3x/(x^2+x-2) , c=0
- after doing partial fractions and getting the form into a/1-r and finding endpoints, then combining both and I got the Interval of Convergence to be (-1,1) is that right?
f(x)=1/2-x ,c=5
- I tried this 1 way but the book did it another way and got a diff. answer so can someone work this ?
Use the Power Series 1/1+x = E (-1)^n*x^n to determine a power series , c=0. Identify Interval of Converg.
f(x)=1/(x+1)^2 = d/dx [1/x+1]
- I dont get how to do this
f(x)=ln(x+1) = S 1/x+1 dx
- this one either
2007-06-13
17:33:52
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