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I have to understand why someone would the Gamma Distribution, what does it tell it me when i use it or why would i use it in the first place?

I have hard time understanding "Such That" {x\inZ|x=2m+1, m\inZ} Is this saying that x is apart of all integers and because of that x=2m+1 where m is all so apart of all integers. if not Is the first part x\inZ because of the second part x=2m+1, m\inZ or Is second part...

So I know how to find the "Interval of Convergence" for a power series representation of a Function f(x). But I Still don't know what that "Interval of Convergence" does for me other than I can choose a number in it and plug it into the series. For Example[SIZE="4"] e^{x}=\sum^{∞}_{n=0}...

Thank you guys very much I now understand.

Congrats on telling me exactly what the book told . so now if you don't mind tell it to me as if I was not a person studying Mathematics .

When I say a series \suma_{n} converges, what exactly is it that I am saying? for example \sum^{∞}_{n=1}\frac{9n^{2}}{3n^{5}+5} is convergent. what did I just say?

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so recently I have learned how to convert a function f(x) into a Power series, but I am still lost as to why I did that in first place? Explain this please.

I read the definition of discrete math and i read the definition of discrete. i just can't seem to figure out what discrete math is, can you guys show what it means?