Consider the function y = tanhx. a. By differentiating twice, show that y = -2y + 2y
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Consider the function y = tanhx.
a. By differentiating twice, show that y" = -2y + 2y3.
b. Differentiate with respect to x up to y(5) and use this to determine the Maclaurin series of y = tanhx.
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