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Let F(z) be the anti-derivative of the function f(z) = cos(z^3) with F(0) = 0. Express F(z) as a power series around z=0, giving both the first 3 non-zero terms and the general (nth) term.
Hey guys really struggling with this integration and how to then express this as a power series. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated because I am getting nowhere!
Thanks in advance!
Hey guys really struggling with this integration and how to then express this as a power series. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated because I am getting nowhere!
Thanks in advance!