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Find the MacLaurin Series

Find the MacLaurin Series of f(x) = x3sin(x)
11/11/2013 | David from San Diego, CA

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The MacLaurin series of sin(x) is ∑n=0∞ (-1)n x2n+1/(2n+1)!, so the series for x3sin(x) is
∑n=0∞ (-1)n x2n+4/(2n+1)!
It converges everywhere.
 
11/11/2013 | Andre W.

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