Lecture

Calculus 2: Composition Rule in Calculations

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This lecture covers the composition rule in calculus, focusing on obtaining Taylor polynomials for composite functions. It explains how to calculate Taylor polynomials for functions like sinh, cosh, ln(1+x), and ln(2+x). The lecture also discusses the relationship between the parity of functions and the parity of their derivatives, providing insights into the behavior of Taylor polynomials around specific points.

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Analysis: Complex analysis, Calculus

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