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By the method used to obtain (12.5)[which is the series(13.1)below], verify each of the other series (13.2)to (13.5)below.

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Given Information  

The series are cosx,(1+x)p

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Definition of the power series

The power series is the infinite series cantered at c and have an interval of convergence

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 Step 3: Verify the series 

The series are cosx,(1+x)p

cosx=a0+a1x+a2x2+a3x2+a4x4+

Forx=0

cosx=1a0=1

Differentiate with respect to x.

d/dx(cosx)=sinx0+a1+2a2x+3a3x2+4a4x3+.x=0sinx=0a1=0

Solve further

d/dx(sinx)=cosx=2a2+6a3x+12a4x2+x=0cosx=1a2=12!

Solve further.

d/dx(cos)=sinx6a3+24a4x+x=0sinx=0a3=0

Solve further.

d/dx(sinx)=cosx24a4+x=0cosx=1a4=14!

Hence cosx=112!+14!+

The power series is 0(1)nx2n(2n)!

verify (1+x)p

(1+x)p=a0+a1x+a2x2+a3x3+a4x4+

Forx=0

(1+x)p=1a0=1

Differentiate with respect to x.

d/dx(1+x)p=p(1+x)p10+a1+2a2x+3a3x2+4a4x3+x=0p(1+x)p1=pa1=p

Solve further.

d/dxp(1+x)p1=p(p1)p(1+x)p22a2+6a3x+12a4x2+x=0p(p1)(1+x)p2=p(p1)a2=p(p1)2!

Solve further.

d/dxp(p1)p(1+x)p2=p(p1)(p2)p(1+x)p36a3+24a4x+=p(p1)(p2)p(1+x)p3=p(p1)(p2)a3=p(p1)(p2)3!

Hence ,(1+x)p=1+px+p(p1)2!x2+p(p1)(p2)3!x3+

The binomial expression is0pnxn

The series has been verified.

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