Infinite Series is really difficult for me to understand...
Anyways I need help on #2-c and #4-c...
I know for number #4-c you use the Remainder Theorem but can someone help me understand how to use that please.
Thanks
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i need help on these problems too =(
haha so we're just screwed then huh?
But for 4c, apparently you use the 4th degree og f(x), which will equal (16x^8)/4!, plug in .6 for x, and it'll equal to .011, which is less than .02. I think 2c was addressed before, but I don't get why x=1/3 just because ln(5/2-1)=ln(3/2)
Oh yes, for 4c, x=1/2, or at least it appears that way because x=5/2, and since each x is subtracted by 2, it looks like it's 1/5. So from there, you get 1/2-1/8+1/24. Since 1/24 is less than 1/10, you add up the taylor polynomials proceding it, 1/2-1/8=.375. And by AST, the terms are converging tp zero. I hope this helps.
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