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## anonymous 5 years ago I need to find a Maclaurin series for f(x) = 3x^2 / (4+5x^3) and the radius of convergence

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1. anonymous

Is this the kind where its f(x)= $f(0)+f'(0)+f"(0) +... f^n(0)+...$

2. anonymous

yes it is...

3. anonymous

I'm sorry, my brain is not working properly.... I was about to just take the integral and substitute but I realize that there is an easier way (I just can't remember). Sorry :/

4. anonymous

I'm just not sure if I should start out by trying to put it into the form of 1/(1-x) first? I'm having trouble with that tho...so I thought that perhaps I'd try putting it into binomial form of (1+x)^k...

5. anonymous

Don't quote me on it, but i think its $3/4 \sum_{n=0}^{\infty}(5/4)^nx^{3n+2}$ It would be nice if you got the final answer to compare... I'm not sure about it though

6. anonymous

ouchie, there should be (-1)^n in it

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