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Im having trouble finding a general formula for the nth term for the sequence {1, 1/2, -1/6, -7/24, 1/24, 7/48, -19/336, -503/4480, 17257/362880, 12913/145152,...} if one exist so far I am guessing that n! has something to do with it a hint would be super cool!

Did you try the alternating series test?

More feedback great! Class starts next monday and I am really excited thanx agian!

before i leave this lame thread i will say this, 2112 by Rush is probably the best thing that has and will ever come out of Canada usa 4 life late

well done... i got nothin

name one truly great Canadian scientist

No you both got it wrong and upside down ignorant Americans = ignorant Canadians PROOF crazy liberal Americans love michael moore just as much as Canadians

If it wasnt for Rush and Styx I don't think any American would know about Canada.

Im already planning a strategy for next semester. I think I am going to spend more time reading the books and thinking about the laws and theorems; Rather than working problem after problem like last semester. Great feedback! :-p

Thanks I think I am going to start reading my physics book right now!

hey everyone Im currently looking at my white board. I can see ghosts of Riemann sums not fully erased. I call them ghost because they scared me yesterday when I almost forgot how to work one! Wait I think I see something emerging from the dark depths of my book shelf...oh my godsh its my...

Now I am confused, would this work... \frac{d}{dx} \int f(x)dx= f(x) :rolleyes:

yes, the calculation you may have made a minor error 0=3a(4) + (4)b + c c= -12b - 4b yes c would equal zero according to this statement but i think you meant c=-12a - 4b

ok b does equal 0 but what about c

but does a=1/2