what is the generic equation for a exopential function?
and how would you figure out what i sin or cos function is?

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anonymous · Answer

do you mean e^x written as a power series

anonymous · Answer

e^x can be written as 1 x + x^2/2! + x^3/3!+.... by McLaaurins theorem Also series for sin x and cos x can be written as series using the same theorem

anonymous · Answer

sorry - that should start 1 + x + x^2/2!

anonymous · Answer

thanks, all i understood was the e^x part but thats all i think i need to know. 
so all it would be is like 2^x or wtvr?

anonymous · Answer

That i sin, it's that French guy DeMoirve.

anonymous · Answer

what chagunanas?

anonymous · Answer

yes 2^x, 3^x and so on are exponential function

anonymous · Answer

thx a million!!!!!!

anonymous · Answer

3-4i=$$5(\cos \theta +i \sin \theta)$$=$$5(\cos 307 degrees +i \sin 307 degrees)$$