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Reply 1
Look like the book used e^(x-x^2)??
Reply 2
BCHL85
Look like the book used e^(x-x^2)??

Yeah, that's probably it. Thanks.
why cant u just say e^x=1+x+x^2 etc

and then sub x^2-x for x

??????
Reply 4
Is McLaurin's in FP2 on your exam board, just to go off at a tangent for a moment? Our entire Pure course seems to be in FP2 with CCEA.
Reply 5
Pineappolis
Is McLaurin's in FP2 on your exam board, just to go off at a tangent for a moment? Our entire Pure course seems to be in FP2 with CCEA.

Edexcel, no it's in FP3.

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