How do you find the power series for a function centered at #c# ?
Taylor Series centered at c#
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To find the power series for a function centered at ( c ), you can use the Taylor series expansion. The Taylor series expansion for a function ( f(x) ) centered at ( c ) is given by:
[ f(x) = \sum_{n=0}^{\infty} \frac{{f^{(n)}(c)}}{{n!}}(x-c)^n ]
where ( f^{(n)}(c) ) represents the ( n )-th derivative of ( f(x) ) evaluated at ( x = c ).
To find the power series for a specific function, follow these steps:
- Determine the function ( f(x) ) for which you want to find the power series.
- Calculate the derivatives of ( f(x) ) up to the necessary order.
- Evaluate each derivative at ( x = c ).
- Substitute these values into the Taylor series formula.
- Simplify the series if possible.
This process will give you the power series representation of the function centered at ( c ).
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