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the sine is zero the cosine is one the |
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the sine is zero the cosine is one the |
sine is zero so minus 0 is also zero the |
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sine is zero so minus 0 is also zero the |
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sine is zero so minus 0 is also zero the |
cosine is one but now there's a minus |
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cosine is one but now there's a minus |
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cosine is one but now there's a minus |
one and now I'm back where I started and |
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one and now I'm back where I started and |
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one and now I'm back where I started and |
so the pattern will repeat |
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so the pattern will repeat |
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so the pattern will repeat |
ok so the values of the derivatives are |
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ok so the values of the derivatives are |
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ok so the values of the derivatives are |
all zeros and plus and minus ones and |
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all zeros and plus and minus ones and |
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all zeros and plus and minus ones and |
they go through that pattern |
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they go through that pattern |
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they go through that pattern |
fourfold periodicity over and over again |
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fourfold periodicity over and over again |
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fourfold periodicity over and over again |
and so we can write out |
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and so we can write out |
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and so we can write out |
what the sine of X is using Taylor's |
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what the sine of X is using Taylor's |
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what the sine of X is using Taylor's |
formula using this formula so I put in |
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formula using this formula so I put in |
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formula using this formula so I put in |
the value it's zero which is zero then I |
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the value it's zero which is zero then I |
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