Alternating Series Estimation Theorem
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what I say?:)
You are awesome
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Thank you so much. This went right over my head in class lol.
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your videos are now an essential part of my studying. Thank you very much!
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Thank you Patrick! It is very helpful!!!
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I have a test in an hour and didn't understand this stuff. Now I do. Thanks so much, you're my pre-test ritual.
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Hi Patrick. If I want to solve it algebraically, and within 0.001, do I set a of n equal to 0.001? Thanks
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Hi Patrick. If you don't mind could you help me please?
So I have to find 3 diffrent values of u
( (-1) ^n * (1/(1-u))* 4n ) / (2n)! = -1/2
I tried to do with estimation...but I have no idea...
then I tried to do limit comparaison, but it does not tell me the sum of the series.
or should I use Taylor theoreme?
Please I am literally begging you how to solve this.
Thank you
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Is it correct to assume that this will work for an alternating power series as well, given a situation where we know what n and x equal?
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but how do we know which one will give the answer to four decimal places if were not allowed a calculator? xD
Youre a boss Pat
geebauer 3 months ago 3
@geebauer just doin' what i can
patrickJMT 3 months ago 6
Error is at most size of first neglected term
That makes a lot of sense. Why bother with the whole rn > s-sn? I should tell my prof to just say that. <__<
iammaxhailme 1 year ago 3
@iammaxhailme well, this only works for alternating estimation theorem
patrickJMT 1 year ago
Awesome. I missed class Thursday, so now I'm getting caught up. This theorem is actually really cool when you think about it.
FaiththeHairstylist 1 year ago
@FaiththeHairstylist yep, and it makes total sense!
patrickJMT 1 year ago