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We find the power series of a rational function 4x/(5+2x) by using the infinite geometric series formula a/(1-r) . This is much faster than using the formula for the Taylor series (Maclaurin series), and one obtains the same answer.
We find the power series of a rational function 4x/(5+2x) by using the infinite geometric series formula a/(1-r) . This is much faster than using the formula for the Taylor series (Maclaurin series), and one obtains the same answer.
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