Calculus 2: Alternating Series (Section 11.5) | Math with Professor V

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[@dayanaraflores8191]

hi professor V, looking at 8:24: how does the fact that the derivative of f(x) is greater than zero tell us that b sub n+1 is greater than b sub n?

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[@AbbieHaylock]

Hi again, just rewatching this before my finals tomorrow. For example 2, could I use (-1)^n+1 instead of (-1)^n-1 as I achieve the same result? Thank you!!!

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Yes totally! 👍🏻

[@sarahmahmoud1857]

at 13:45, could there be a n+1 in the exponent too?