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Homework Statement
Determine the power series for g(x)=1/(1+9x)^2
The sigma in the answer has to be from n=1 to infinity
We also have to specify whether it is alternating by putting either (1)^n or (-1)^n
This is an online problem and I have no idea why what I am putting is not right
Homework Equations
1/(1-u) = [sigma from n=0 to infinity (u^n)]
The Attempt at a Solution
g(x)=1/(1+9x)^2 = 1/(1+18x+81x^2) = 1/(1-(-18x-81x^2))
1/(1-u) = [sigma from n=0 to infinity (u^n)]
g(x) = sigma from n=0 to infinity(-18x-81x^2)^n
= sigma from n=0 to infinity ((-1)^n*(18x+81x^2)^n)
= sigma from n=1 to infinity ((-1)^n*(-1)*(18x+81x^2)^(n-1))
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