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How to Estimate the Area Under f(x) = x^2 Using Infinite Riemann Sums?
what about compared to the monte carlo method of integration- jackson_sun
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Comparing Maclaurin Series of cos x and sin x
Thanks gents- jackson_sun
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How to Estimate the Area Under f(x) = x^2 Using Infinite Riemann Sums?
sorry gib z...i was actually referring to Halls of Ivy...i should have quoted him. Sorry- jackson_sun
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Comparing Maclaurin Series of cos x and sin x
I understand exactly what you have done. How would it be done for the general terms is my bigger problem- jackson_sun
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Comparing Maclaurin Series of cos x and sin x
yeh COS x is the integral of cos x...i meant integral of cos x and derivative of sin x...sorry for the confusion. I have realized how to simplify 'sin x so that it equals cos x...but i am not sure how to simplify the integral of cos x to equal sin x. COS x = x – (x^3 / 3 / 2!) + (x^5 / 5 /...- jackson_sun
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How to Estimate the Area Under f(x) = x^2 Using Infinite Riemann Sums?
By strengths i mean...what are the advantages of using the riemann sums model over say the trapezoidal rule or monte carlo or definite integral...and limitations the contrary being what are the disadvantages about the model and what is limited in its use- jackson_sun
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Comparing Maclaurin Series of cos x and sin x
I have been asked to differentiate cos x and six...the maclaurin series versions... I have done the general and specific terms as shown below. Im not sure if these are correct? thanks General Terms cos x = ∑ (-1)n (x^(2n) / (2n)!) COS x = ∑ (-1)n (x^(2n+1)/ (2n +1) / (2n)!)...- jackson_sun
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Undergrad Maclaurin Series and the general term
sin x = x – (x3 / 3!) + (x5 / 5!) – (x7 / 7!) + (x9 / 9!) - … ‘sin x = 1 – (3x2 / 3!) + (5x4 / 5!) - (7x6 / 7!) + (9x8 / 9!) - … cos x = 1 – (x2 / 2!) + (x4 / 4!) – (x6 / 6!) + (x8 / 8!) - … COS x = x – (x3 / 3 / 2!) + (x5 / 5 / 4!) – (x7 / 7 / 6!) + (x9 / 9 / 8!) - … are these the...- jackson_sun
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- Forum: Calculus
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How to Estimate the Area Under f(x) = x^2 Using Infinite Riemann Sums?
With strengths and limitations I was hoping to discover more about the strengths of using riemann sums over the other methods...and the limitations of the method compared to using the others... thanks- jackson_sun
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Undergrad Maclaurin Series and the general term
This question is similar to a question i am currently undertaking in my course study...could anyone help me with the assumptions that have been assumed Thankyou P.S. if anyone has any ideas about the strengths and limitations of this model that would also be of great assistance- jackson_sun
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How to Estimate the Area Under f(x) = x^2 Using Infinite Riemann Sums?
This question is similar to a question i am currently undertaken in my course study...could anyone help me with the assumptions that have been assumed in this question (or for any riemann sums with infinite strips for that matter)? Thankyou P.S. if anyone has any ideas about the strengths and...- jackson_sun
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