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anyone here to help me with calculus II (series) problem???
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yes , go ahead
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standby still working on it
i know that they're both integrable and i assume that would mean that they're both convergent. just checking on the series exapnsions
this may take a while, so I'll get back to you after i have a valid result
ok , thanks... I'll work on other problems..
Did you perform the given integral?
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Firstly the integrals int[tan^3(x)] = [sec^2(x)]/2 + Ln(Cosx) + c int[tan^-1(x)] = xtan^-1(x) - (1/2)Ln(1+x^2) + c do you need to know whether the integrated functions converge or the original functions?
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