Solve Calculus Questions with Step-by-Step Solutions

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In summary, the conversation is about solving two questions involving the Taylor series of ln(1+x) and finding the derivative of a function with a piecewise definition. The person asking the questions also wonders if one of the equations may cancel out during the solving process.
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1. Do you know the taylor series of ln (1+x) ? That would help.

2. Come on mate you can do this one. Don't let the absolute value scare you, just replace it with its piece wise definition! If x > 0, |x| = x. If x < 0, |x| = -x and if x=0, |x| = 0.

Find the derivative for the two separate pieces. Find the correct derivatives (check your working again), then set them equal to 0 for the extreme points and solve.
 
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so i make two separate equations and solve them
is there a chance that one of them will cancel out??
 
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Not two separate equations, just a single function that defined in terms of TWO pieces.
 

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