Radius of Convergence for a Power Series
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wait i think im stupid for this but how do you get the length?
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ok, I have one question. You said to find the radius of convergence, just find the interval right? let say you have an interval of -infinity<x<infinity, x =/= 0
what does the radius of convergence will be then?
I'm suppose to find Maclaurin series of (1-cosx)/x. I did get the series though. But I'm confused with the radius of convergence.
Help me please.
abthurd 4 months ago
@abthurd take length of the interval and divide by 2. that gives the radius.
patrickJMT 4 months ago
You are making this a much easier class than anticipated. Thank you so much!
THESILVERNARUTO 5 months ago
@THESILVERNARUTO happy that i could help : )
patrickJMT 5 months ago
you make scary calculus terms sound very simple! thanks!
icezamboni 1 year ago 14
@icezamboni perfect : ) that is what i try to do. and, it is just math... hard for everyone at first, it just takes a bit of time to digest
patrickJMT 1 year ago 7