Calculus 2: Power Series (Section 11.8) | Math with Professor V

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For example 1, what happened to the (-1)^n+1, why does taking the abs. value make them go away. 😕

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I believe it's because then you get 1^n+1 which would be equal to 1^n. They cancel each other out

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-1^n+1 = -1(-1^n) which gets cancelled by the-1^ n and we would get -1 which turns to 1 cause of the modules

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Please also do sections 13.1 - 13.4 which talk about vector functions

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why did you multiply by (1/n^7)

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you can simply put 1 to eqn n^7+1/(n+1)^7+1 =1 because as n approaches to infinity adding one would not disturb it

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