Finding Power Series By Differentiation
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2018
- This calculus 2 video tutorial explains how to find a power series representation of a function by differentiation. It also explains how to find the radius of convergence and interval of convergence for such a power series based on the convergence of the original geometric power series. It explains how to check the endpoints for convergence using the divergence test and the alternating series test.
Series Tests - Practice Problems:
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Taylor & Maclaurin Polynomials:
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Taylor's Remainder Theorem:
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Power Series - Interval Convergence:
• Power Series - Finding...
Power Series - Derivatives & Integrals:
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Power Series - Function Representation:
• Power Series - Represe...
Finding The Power Series:
• Finding Power Series B...
Power Series - Representation By Integration:
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Power Series - Representation By Natural Logs:
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Taylor & Maclaurin Series:
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Binomial Series:
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Parametric Equations:
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don't you have to shift your 'n' starting point every time you take the derivative of a series? for example, the derivative of a series starting at n=0 would shift and start at n=1, you'd have to restore it back to n=0 by adding 1 to every n term in the series expression.
Exactly what I'm looking for ? Like they did this us the text book and I don't understand the difference? Why ?
@@verrawar7906 usually you would do that, yes, but if you move it to 1 and it doesn't influence your series you are allowed to do it. So the when your series started at 0 the first term was 0, which wouldn't influence the series, so you can go ahead and change your starting point to 1
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And if you didn't know that the double integral would give you something similar to 1/(1+x) ? What strategy could you use?
Derivative of f(x)=g(x) implies the integral of g(x) is f(x)
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you missed a negative in the first problem
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