Increment equation
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How could I use for loops to write out this equation?
F(x)=x-x^((1+2)/(1+2)!)+x^((3+2)/(3+2)!)-x^((5+2)/(5+2)!)+ etc
the number of terms would be user inputted as well as x itself
F(x)=x-x^((1+2)/(1+2)!)+x^((3+2)/(3+2)!)-x^((5+2)/(5+2)!)+ etc
the number of terms would be user inputted as well as x itself
Are you sure that you've bracketed terms in your equation correctly? I would be surprised if terms had x raised to those entire powers. I would expect that each term would have x raised to an integer power, and then the whole would be divided by the factorial. In that case it would be the series for sin(x).
You also have a record of deleting posts after people have given you an answer. Please don't do that.
Post your attempt (after checking your equation) and maybe someone will look at it.
You also have a record of deleting posts after people have given you an answer. Please don't do that.
Post your attempt (after checking your equation) and maybe someone will look at it.
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