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SOLVED: Consider the series where an. - COS a Determine the first four partial sums,sy through s4, of this series Do not give decimal answers with a calculator. NOTE: This is a
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SOLVED: point) Calculate S3, S4 , and Ss and then find the sum for the telescoping series s = 2 (+-n+2) n=3 where Sk is the partial sum using the first k
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