Lecture

Approximation and Compound Interest

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This lecture covers the evaluation process, including multiple-choice questions and problem-solving with authorized material. It also delves into the concept of raising numbers to a power, the game of chess, and the notation for powers. Additionally, it explores the calculation of powers with rational and irrational exponents, Newton's binomial series theorem, and compound interest calculations over time.

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