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A collection of flashcards detailing the Maclaurin series expansions and their respective radii of convergence for fundamental mathematical functions.
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Maclaurin series for 1−x1
n=0∑∞xn
Radius of convergence (R) for 1−x1
R=1
Maclaurin series for ex
n=0∑∞n!1xn
Radius of convergence (R) for ex
R=∞
Maclaurin series for ln(1+x)
n=1∑∞n(−1)n−1xn
Radius of convergence (R) for ln(1+x)
R=1
Radius of convergence (R) for (1+x)k
R=1
Maclaurin series for sin(x)
n=0∑∞(2n+1)!(−1)nx2n+1
Radius of convergence (R) for sin(x)
R=∞
Maclaurin series for cos(x)
n=0∑∞(2n)!(−1)nx2n
Radius of convergence (R) for cos(x)
R=∞