Hello, i need to find the power series for the function centered at c=-3
\[f(x)=\frac{ 1 }{ 2x-5 }\]
have you tried graphing that?
what i need help with is writing it as a series centered at -3
so set the value of either x or y at -3 and see where it intersects
i dont think that applicable here, this is calculus 2
worked for me, are you over thinking it?
can you show me how you did it?
Well first I graphed the equation
okay, then
then I got something very similar to what was in my algebra one book a few years ago
then I said you were over thinking it
okay, this is not algebra
All calculus is is more advanced algebra
Without algebra the fundamentals of calculus would not exist
is there a way you can show me the process to how you did it? what is your final answer?
I'm not going to tell you the answer but break down the equation to the most basic of forms then write out the function that makes it work. I have to go eat dinner now so I can't help
okay, thanks for your help
I don't know whether it helps or not, just post. If it doesn't make sense to you, then disregard this comment.
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