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Desperately Difficult Derivative (Posted on 2005-03-30) Difficulty: 4 of 5
If f(x)=sin(x³), find the value of its 2001st derivative, at x=0.

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Question No Subject | Comment 9 of 10 |

Why is this problem a D4? Is the difficulty rated for knowing and knowing how to derive the Taylor expansion of the sine function? Or proving its convergence at x=0 and the validity of term by term differentiation? As well as going back to the roots of proving that the 2001st derivative exist?

I do not really see any real problem by simple and direct application of the Taylor expansion of the sine function.


  Posted by Vee-Liem Veefessional on 2010-04-19 18:06:51
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