Hi dr. Peyam, what about a video on the triple integral of the arctangent? (I tried it, but I'm not sure of the result.) Thanks. This actual series about infinite sums proofs is very interesting, too. It's a kind of content I didn't find anywhere else.
I think of the error bound as s_n going above and below S so the step size between s_n and s_n+1 ie a_n+1 has to be greater than or equal to |s_n-S| in order for s_n+1 to be on the other side of S.
Always a blast in learning these. Cheers man.
Thanks for letting me know my past is bigger than my future.
How do you know pairs exist. Why cant there be odd number of elements
Hi dr. Peyam, what about a video on the triple integral of the arctangent?
(I tried it, but I'm not sure of the result.)
Thanks.
This actual series about infinite sums proofs is very interesting, too. It's a kind of content I didn't find anywhere else.
What do you mean?
@@drpeyam integrating the function three times with respect to x. (if this is what you're asking)
You made apromotion to blackpenredpen live video!
I think of the error bound as s_n going above and below S so the step size between s_n and s_n+1 ie a_n+1 has to be greater than or equal to |s_n-S| in order for s_n+1 to be on the other side of S.
I always think of the alternating series test as a special case of Dirichlet's test.
What do we mean by rearrange the sum to get any limit you want?
See the last video on the playlist
@@drpeyam thanks!
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高校出のわすにはこういうB1向けしかわからんのです
B3向けのとかまじ全然わからんの