What? why?? I don't understand 😕

[outer flume]

And this

How?

[fluid quail]

Taylor Series

[fluid quail]

If you count infinite natural numbers you can't end up with a finite value but infinity, hence it diverges, not converges.

[outer flume]

What?

[outer flume]

[real python]

What class are you in @outer flume?

[outer flume]

9 😅

I take it I'm too far gone to learn this? but I would like to know how it works

[fluid quail]

That's kinda cute haha

But to understand Taylor Series you should have basic skills in differentiations and understand how derivatives work.

[fluid quail]

This is basically a way to describe the exponential function with base e in terms of polynomials

which is sweet in mathematics as it sometimes simplifies calculations or brings other advantages to rewrite something in polynomials.

[outer flume]

What is it?

[gilded wedge]

adonhs

[fluid quail]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2PpRnFqnqY

Differentiation is then rules how to calculate the derivative of a function. Once you get a good grasp of it you may consider to learn Taylor Series.

But as mentioned, Taylor Series is a nice way to write any non-polynomial function into a polynomial one.