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Find the first few terms of the Maclaurin series of: sin(sqrtx)/(sqrtx)
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Im trying to figure out which method to use to solve this.....since taking each derivative takes way too long
yes it does take very long. that's why they only want the first few terms
sin(x)/x is the sinc function: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinc_function Here are are few terms for your function to start you off: \(1-x/6+x^2/120-x^3/5040+x^4/362880-x^5/39916800+\cdots\) Take a few differentials, not too bad.. Good Luck.
you want to use known taylor series like ybarrap did. takes a lot less time
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