consider the function f(x)-In(1 - r) f(n) (0) for n 1 n! 1. Determine 2. Use your answer from #1 to determine the Maclaurin Series of f(x). Find the Radius of Convergence.


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consider the function f(x)-In(1 - r)<br>f(n) (0)<br>for n 1<br>n!<br>1. Determine<br>2. Use your answer from #1 to determine the Maclaurin Series of f(x). Find the Radius of Convergence.<br>

Extracted text: consider the function f(x)-In(1 - r) f(n) (0) for n 1 n! 1. Determine 2. Use your answer from #1 to determine the Maclaurin Series of f(x). Find the Radius of Convergence.
Note that the derivative of f(x) = -In(1-) is the function f'(a) =<br>The Macluarin Series of f'(r)<br>is known:<br>-<br>1<br>-1 <1<br>'(x)<br>0<br>Thus, another way to find the Macluarin Series of f(x) is to integrate this power series.<br>Σ<br>x term-by-term. Choose an appropriate value for your constant of<br>3. Integrate the power series<br>n=0<br>integration C such that<br>f(x)In(1) = C +<br>dar<br>1. Your answer should match the Macluarin Series found in # 2.<br>for -1<br>

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