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that Sun converges to a finite value and
when X is bigger than R in absolute
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when X is bigger than R in absolute
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when X is bigger than R in absolute
value the sum diverges
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this R is called the radius of
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this R is called the radius of
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this R is called the radius of
convergence so
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we'll see some examples of what the
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we'll see some examples of what the
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we'll see some examples of what the
radius of convergence is in various
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radius of convergence is in various
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radius of convergence is in various
power series as well and how you find it
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power series as well and how you find it
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power series as well and how you find it
also
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also
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also
but let
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me go on and give you a few more of the
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me go on and give you a few more of the
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me go on and give you a few more of the
properties about power series which I
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properties about power series which I
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properties about power series which I
think that professor jerison talked
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think that professor jerison talked
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think that professor jerison talked
about earlier so one of them is there's
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