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Mathematics
Numerical Analysis
Suppose that ak 0 as k . Prove that a
Suppose that ak 0 as k . Prove that a sin(2k + 1)x) !
Suppose that ak 0 as k . Prove that
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By a sum angle formula and telescoping, we see that 2 sin x n k=1 sin(2k + 1)x = n k=1…
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An Introduction to Analysis
4th edition
Authors: William R. Wade
ISBN: 978-0132296380
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