#Series

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marble zodiac
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Does the middle part equal to

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$1-1+1-(-x^2/2)+1-(x^4/24)$

lime roverBOT
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ЖѲTЇЇC

marble zodiac
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$2+(x^2/2)-(x^4/24)$

lime roverBOT
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ЖѲTЇЇC

marble zodiac
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ivory summit
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what isthe question exactly

marble zodiac
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I’ll send a picture

ivory summit
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oh i see

marble zodiac
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It’s the question 5

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I’m currently trying to work out 1-cosx

ivory summit
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i see

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1-cosx is $$\sum_{n\ge1} (-1)^{n+1}\frac{x^{2n}}{2n!}$$

lime roverBOT
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icebear

marble zodiac
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Do I plug that into the bottom?

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And I can use r instead of n right like the top one

ivory summit
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yes

marble zodiac
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Then does it simplify down?

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Cause I need to prove that it is equal to 2/3

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As it gets closer to 0

ivory summit
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oh youre doing the limit

marble zodiac
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Yes I’ve got to prove as x gets closer to 0 it is equal to 2/3

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But it’s mainly all about series on the sheet

ivory summit
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i see

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well you gotta cancel out some xs

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x's

marble zodiac
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He did an example on the board where everything was divisible by x^2

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So then it all cancelled down

ivory summit
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yea

marble zodiac
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And then am I able to basically just ignore anything with an x because they r basically 0?

ivory summit
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yep

marble zodiac
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Ok thank you

ivory summit
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tell me what you obtained with numerator

marble zodiac
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I can’t work on it rn

marble zodiac
ivory summit
marble zodiac
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Should be this right?

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I also still have to prove that the top part of the thing I showed you is equal to that

ivory summit
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yes

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now after factoring the x^2 out from both series what do u get

marble zodiac
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Give me a min have to do something else rq

ivory summit
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same i gtg now too

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but i think you got this now

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for convenience

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you can only consider the first 3 terms of each series

marble zodiac
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Ok tyvm