1) (1+kx)(1+4x)^½ - in the expansion of this, the coefficient of x is 7. Find the value of the constant k and hencee the coefficient of x².
2) Expand - (1+3x)^-1 |x|<1/3 i get hw to expand but thennnn.. Hence show that for small x.. (1+x)/(1+3x) ≈ 1-2x+6x²-18x³ THEN.. take a suitable value for x which should be stated..use the series expansion in part b to find an approximate value for 101/103.
1) (1+kx)(1+4x)^½ - in the expansion of this, the coefficient of x is 7. Find the value of the constant k and hencee the coefficient of x².
2) Expand - (1+3x)^-1 |x|<1/3 i get hw to expand but thennnn.. Hence show that for small x.. (1+x)/(1+3x) ≈ 1-2x+6x²-18x³ THEN.. take a suitable value for x which should be stated..use the series expansion in part b to find an approximate value for 101/103.
1) (1+kx)(1+4x)^½ - in the expansion of this, the coefficient of x is 7. Find the value of the constant k and hencee the coefficient of x².
2) Expand - (1+3x)^-1 |x|<1/3 i get hw to expand but thennnn.. Hence show that for small x.. (1+x)/(1+3x) ≈ 1-2x+6x²-18x³ THEN.. take a suitable value for x which should be stated..use the series expansion in part b to find an approximate value for 101/103.
cheers
(1+kx)(1+4x)^½ = (1+kx)(1 + (0.5)4x + (0.5*-0.5/2)(4x)^2...) equation x terms, 7 = 2 + k, so k = 5
1) (1+kx)(1+4x)^½ - in the expansion of this, the coefficient of x is 7. Find the value of the constant k and hencee the coefficient of x².
2) Expand - (1+3x)^-1 |x|<1/3 i get hw to expand but thennnn.. Hence show that for small x.. (1+x)/(1+3x) ≈ 1-2x+6x²-18x³ THEN.. take a suitable value for x which should be stated..use the series expansion in part b to find an approximate value for 101/103.
cheers
(1+kx)(1+4x)^½ = (1+kx)(1 + (0.5)4x + (0.5*-0.5/2)(4x)^2...) equation x terms, 7 = 2 + k, so k = 5