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[2016-11-19. : 4:54 pm]
Vrael -- you can do f''(x) on your own
[2016-11-19. : 4:54 pm]
Vrael -- ok so if f(x) = sum(x^n / n^2), we don't care about the n^2 part for convergence, so f'(x) ~ sum(n*x^(n-1)) ~ n*sum(x^(n-1)) which converges for (n-1) <= -2
[2016-11-19. : 4:51 pm]
Vrael -- TO WOLFRAM!
[2016-11-19. : 4:51 pm]
Vrael -- also I forget how to take the derivative of a sum
[2016-11-19. : 4:48 pm]
Vrael -- CANNOT COMPUTE
[2016-11-19. : 4:48 pm]
Vrael -- TOO MANY PARAMETERS
[2016-11-19. : 4:48 pm]
Vrael -- DEFINE THE PROBLEM PROPERLY FARTY
[2016-11-19. : 4:48 pm]
Vrael -- which is convergent, but I doubt we're considering negative values of X simply because they always use x > 0 in these classes
[2016-11-19. : 4:47 pm]
Vrael -- if x is just all values of the reals then sum(x^1) is just 0 by symmetry
[2016-11-19. : 4:45 pm]
Vrael -- for x > 0
[2016-11-19. : 4:44 pm]
Moose -- tru
[2016-11-19. : 4:44 pm]
Vrael -- and sum(X^n) converges for n <= -2
[2016-11-19. : 4:43 pm]
Vrael -- the convergence of sum(x^n / n^2) is equivalent to the convergence of C*sum(X^n) since n^2 is a constant for any value of n
[2016-11-19. : 4:42 pm]
Vrael -- Mini Moose 2707
Mini Moose 2707 shouted: Er, [-1, 1]
since when does the sum( x^1 / 1^2) converge?
[2016-11-19. : 4:19 pm]
Oh_Man -- Dem0n
Dem0n shouted: My friend's dog keeps licking my pants/socks
Yeah that's not gonna hold up in court
[2016-11-19. : 3:24 pm]
Excalibur -- ayyyyy
[2016-11-19. : 3:24 pm]
Excalibur -- No u
[2016-11-19. : 2:51 pm]
Moose -- u
[2016-11-19. : 2:46 pm]
Excalibur -- Anyone for some RoE?
[2016-11-19. : 2:24 pm]
Moose -- Dem0n is a MESS.
[2016-11-19. : 2:20 pm]
Dem0n -- My friend's dog keeps licking my pants/socks
[2016-11-19. : 2:19 pm]
Dem0n -- Ok
[2016-11-19. : 2:19 pm]
Dem0n -- My friend's dog keeps kicki
[2016-11-19. : 2:18 pm]
Moose -- ya
[2016-11-19. : 2:16 pm]
Dem0n -- Not a family man
[2016-11-19. : 2:16 pm]
Dem0n -- Moose late af
[2016-11-19. : 2:05 pm]
Moose -- w\e
[2016-11-19. : 1:06 pm]
Dem0n -- > family man hours on a Saturday > ok
[2016-11-19. : 11:44 am]
lil-Inferno -- Family man hours, who up?
[2016-11-19. : 7:39 am]
O)mG -- mooh
[2016-11-19. : 6:59 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Butch
Butch shouted: doesnt seem like you're giving it your all
I'm not
[2016-11-19. : 6:01 am]
Butch -- https://www.twitch.tv/ancientpickle doin some mapping and listening to tunes for a bit
[2016-11-19. : 5:02 am]
Lanthanide -- this is ridiculous: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP5-iIeKXE8
[2016-11-19. : 4:44 am]
Moose -- TLIMITS OR GTFO
[2016-11-19. : 4:38 am]
Moose -- > 2016 > Study maths > Only give a finite percentage of effort > SMH
[2016-11-19. : 4:28 am]
Butch -- doesnt seem like you're giving it your all
[2016-11-19. : 4:27 am]
Butch -- y not 110%
[2016-11-19. : 2:51 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- fortunately I have 101% in the class, so just as long as the final isn't entirely series I'll be golden :wob:
[2016-11-19. : 2:40 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I'm understanding power series until it starts having you do it by integrating or taking the derivative
[2016-11-19. : 2:38 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- cool, I hope I did my math right :wob:
[2016-11-19. : 2:37 am]
jjf28 -- FaRTy1billion
FaRTy1billion shouted: jjf28 I don't believe you, there is no evidence that a Centreri is a real thing
This is an outrage. I demand that you hand over your captain's jacket!
[2016-11-19. : 2:20 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- jjf28
jjf28 shouted: A wild Centreri appears!
I don't believe you, there is no evidence that a Centreri is a real thing
[2016-11-19. : 2:18 am]
jjf28 -- A wild Centreri appears!
[2016-11-19. : 2:14 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- calc 3's gonna be fun :wob:
[2016-11-19. : 2:13 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I'm glad I'm almost done with series. idk if it's just not being explained well to me or what, but I have no idea what I'm doing xD
[2016-11-19. : 2:12 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- now I just need to figure out how to do power series with 9xln(1+x) :wob:
[2016-11-19. : 2:12 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I'm slightly more confident in my answers now though
[2016-11-19. : 2:11 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I forgot to put that in my original shout :P
[2016-11-19. : 2:11 am]
Moose -- o
[2016-11-19. : 2:11 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Mini Moose 2707
Mini Moose 2707 shouted: It would converge on [1, 1], tbh
ya, I got that for f(x), but then it asks for 1st and 2nd derivatives
[2016-11-19. : 2:11 am]
jjf28 -- Fire_Kame
Fire_Kame shouted: jjf28 did you eat sketchy kebabs from that guy in the back alley
have you been spying on me?!
[2016-11-19. : 2:11 am]
Moose -- Er, [-1, 1]
[2016-11-19. : 2:11 am]
Moose -- It would converge on [1, 1], tbh
[2016-11-19. : 2:10 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- the questions says that the radius of convergence remains the same, but the interval can differ. I'm asking if the difference in closed and open thingies is what it means, because I expected it meant something else
[2016-11-19. : 2:10 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- I know that, I'm asking if I did the question right xD
[2016-11-19. : 2:09 am]
Moose -- FaRTy1billion
FaRTy1billion shouted: FaRTy1billion FaRTy1billion I get [-1,1], [-1,1), and (-1,1). is the difference in []s and ()s what it means by the interval can differ?
[ and ] denote a closed interval boundary, ( and ) denote open interval boundary
[2016-11-19. : 2:08 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- Fire_Kame
Fire_Kame shouted: jjf28 did you eat sketchy kebabs from that guy in the back alley
If you did I am very disappointed in you. I've told you again and again not to get kebabs from that man.
[2016-11-19. : 2:07 am]
Fire_Kame -- jjf28
jjf28 shouted: feels more like food poisoning night :sick:
did you eat sketchy kebabs from that guy in the back alley
[2016-11-19. : 2:06 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- FaRTy1billion
FaRTy1billion shouted: it says to find the interval of convergence of f(x)=Σxn/n2. I think I got it, but it seems to imply there will be more difference than what I got :/
FaRTy1billion
FaRTy1billion shouted: er, of f(x) and of it's 1st and 2nd derivatives
I get [-1,1], [-1,1), and (-1,1). is the difference in []s and ()s what it means by the interval can differ?
[2016-11-19. : 2:03 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- :wob:
[2016-11-19. : 2:02 am]
jjf28 -- feels more like food poisoning night :sick:
[2016-11-19. : 2:01 am]
Fire_Kame -- drank night :wob:
[2016-11-19. : 1:56 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- isn't that what people wanted,so we could kick the 12yo TS kids?
[2016-11-19. : 1:53 am]
jjf28 -- (assuming my new internet is stable)
[2016-11-19. : 1:52 am]
jjf28 -- ohey, I guess I own donuts now :kame:
[2016-11-19. : 1:49 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- er, of f(x) and of it's 1st and 2nd derivatives
[2016-11-19. : 1:48 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- it says to find the interval of convergence of f(x)=Σxn/n2. I think I got it, but it seems to imply there will be more difference than what I got :/
[2016-11-19. : 1:46 am]
IskatuMesk -- power? that's easy. Set the scouter to 69. profit
[2016-11-19. : 1:46 am]
O)FaRTy1billion[MM] -- or tell me how to do derivatives of power series. I think I got it, but I'm not sure

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