Giulia T.

asked • 11/20/20

Represent the function 10x/(3+x) as a power series f(x)=∑ n=0 to ∞ CnX^n

Represent the function 10x/(3+x) as a power series f(x)=∑ n=0 to ∞ CnX^n


C0=

C1=

C2=

C3=

C4=

Find the radius of convergence R=

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Bradford T. answered • 11/21/20

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Leo Z.

I find this comment very helpful! Just one question, what happened to the summations symbol and x when it is written in terms of Cn?
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11/30/24

Bradford T.

The Cn term is just the coefficients to the x^n parts. Look up the definition for geometric infinite sum.
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