Chapter 1: Q9P (page 32)
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The series is .
The sum is given below.
The graphs are shown below.



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Chapter 1: Q9P (page 32)
The series is .
The sum is given below.
The graphs are shown below.



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Test the following series for convergence.
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Use power series to evaluate the function at the given point. Compare with computer results, using the computer to find the series, and also to do the problem without series. Resolve any disagreement in results (see Example 1)..
Show thatis the distance between the points and in the complex plane. Use this result to identify the graphs in Problems without computation.
The velocityof electrons from a high energy accelerator is very near the velocityof light. Given the voltage Vof the accelerator, we often want to calculate the ratio v / c. The relativistic formula for this calculation is (approximately, for)
, V=Number of million volts
Use two terms of the binomial series (13.5) to find1 - v/cin terms ofV. Use your result to find 1 - v/cfor the following values of V. Caution: V= the number of millionvolts.
(a) V =100 million volts
(b)V =500 million volts
(c)V =25,000 million volts
(d)V =100 gigavolts (100109 volts105 million volts)
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