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integral x^6 ln(1+x) dx what is the radius of convergence R ?
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It only exists for \(1+x > 0\). That's a start.
is R=1
What would be the point of a "Radius of Convergence" that consisted of only one point?
The integral argument EXISTS for x > -1. Does the integral fail to converge for anything in that Domain?
Have you seen Taylor Series?
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yes R=1 is correct .D
That notation allows for ONLY symmetric Radius of Convergence. Not my favorite notation.
ok...S thanks.d
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