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![X Use
[HINT: Consider the cases-1/2 <x <0 and 0 S<1i
converges to e' for all x.
for 1/(1+x) converges to 1/(1+x) if -1/2<r
& Use Theorem 13 to show that the Maclaurin se
e that f is a function such that f(") exists for all n
that the Maclaurin
for 1/(1+x) converges to 1/1+ if -1/2<*
arately.]
2 Suppose
(a) Explain why the Maclaurin series for f converges
if f)(x)<n for all n21 and all x.
(b) Does Theorem 13 guarantee that the Maclaurin se
for f converges to f if f(x)| s 2" for all n2 1 ane
x?
a
cos x
if x #0,
10. Let f(x)=
Evaluate f(100 (0).
1
if x = 0.
2.
11. Let f(x)=
1
I sin x if x #0,
if x 0.
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right.
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Transcribed Image Text:X Use
[HINT: Consider the cases-1/2 <x <0 and 0 S<1i
converges to e' for all x.
for 1/(1+x) converges to 1/(1+x) if -1/2<r
& Use Theorem 13 to show that the Maclaurin se
e that f is a function such that f(") exists for all n
that the Maclaurin
for 1/(1+x) converges to 1/1+ if -1/2<*
arately.]
2 Suppose
(a) Explain why the Maclaurin series for f converges
if f)(x)<n for all n21 and all x.
(b) Does Theorem 13 guarantee that the Maclaurin se
for f converges to f if f(x)| s 2" for all n2 1 ane
x?
a
cos x
if x #0,
10. Let f(x)=
Evaluate f(100 (0).
1
if x = 0.
2.
11. Let f(x)=
1
I sin x if x #0,
if x 0.
*quences Infinite series are formed by adding-in
right.
in their own
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