Use the Maclaurin series for In(1 + x) and In(1-x) to show that x3 1/ ...

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Use the Maclaurin series for In(1 + x) and In(1-x) to show that x3 1/ ¹ (1+x)= 3 5 for x < 1. What can you conclude by comparing this result with that of Exercise 40? = x + Use the Maclaurin series for In(1 + x) and In(1-x) to show that x3 1/ ¹ (1+x)= 3 5 for x < 1. What can you conclude by comparing this result with that of Exercise 40? = x +

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