5. CHOOSE ONE : either question A or question B, find the power series 2b, ·(x-a)" for the given function. Make it clear what your coefficients b, are. n=0 Also, state the interval of convergence for the series. Clearly show your reasoning. 1 expand about a=0 1 expand about a=2 A. В. 3+x 3+ x

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