Question

Maclaurian series problem below...

Answer 1

Use Su,mation of series

Answer 2

But it seems like the sumation that's given represents the correct Maclaurian series, except when x = 0.

Answer 3

ya but I believe you can do it.

Answer 4

The question is asking for an explaination of what a maclaurian series is, and why the example given isn't one.

Answer 5

only thing i can think of is that since \(\large \frac{sinx}{x} \) is not continuous at x=0, it does not have derivatives at x=0. but a Maclaurin series requires that.

Answer 6

Thank you. That make alot of sense.

Answer 7

yw... :)
btw... is this for AP calc BC ?

Answer 8

Nah. It's NYB calculus in Quebec. lol

Answer 9

ahhh...