Bradford T. answered 11/21/20
Retired Engineer / Upper level math instructor
f(x) = 10x/(3+x) = 10/3x(1-(-x/3)) = (10/3)x/(1-(-x/3)) = (10/3)x∑(-1)n(x/3)n = 30∑(-1)n(x/3)n+1
Cn = 10(-1)n/3n+1
C0 = 10/3
C1 = -10/9
C2 = 10/27
C3 = -10/81
C4 = 10/243
R = -x/3
Bradford T.
The Cn term is just the coefficients to the x^n parts. Look up the definition for geometric infinite sum.11/30/24
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?11/30/24