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[tex]0 = \prod_{n=a}^b (x-n)[/tex]
I've not taken any calculus classes yet (I'm learning this stuff on my own because I need it for things that I'm working on), so this may be an elementary question... But is it possible to solve for a variable "within" a product series like this?
In the above example, is it possible to solve for x? If so, how, and if not, why?
Thanks in advance for your help.
I've not taken any calculus classes yet (I'm learning this stuff on my own because I need it for things that I'm working on), so this may be an elementary question... But is it possible to solve for a variable "within" a product series like this?
In the above example, is it possible to solve for x? If so, how, and if not, why?
Thanks in advance for your help.