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so I'm I've discovered that the natural
log of 1 plus X is X minus x squared
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log of 1 plus X is X minus x squared
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log of 1 plus X is X minus x squared
over 2 plus X cubed over 3 minus X to
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over 2 plus X cubed over 3 minus X to
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over 2 plus X cubed over 3 minus X to
the fourth over 4 and so on and so on
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the fourth over 4 and so on and so on
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the fourth over 4 and so on and so on
there's the power series expansion for
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there's the power series expansion for
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there's the power series expansion for
the natural log of 1 plus X and
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the natural log of 1 plus X and
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the natural log of 1 plus X and
because I began with a power series
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because I began with a power series
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because I began with a power series
whose radius of convergence was just 1 I
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whose radius of convergence was just 1 I
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whose radius of convergence was just 1 I
began with this power series the radius
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began with this power series the radius
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began with this power series the radius
of convergence of this is also going to
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of convergence of this is also going to
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of convergence of this is also going to
be 1
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also because this this function is I
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also because this this function is I
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also because this this function is I
just pointed out this function goes bad
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just pointed out this function goes bad
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just pointed out this function goes bad
when X becomes less than minus 1 so some
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