∞ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
∑ (x^n) / (n!) = e^x
n=0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
• This is the Taylor series expansion for e^x. It's very important to know in sequences and series, because Taylor series is good for approximating the value of a function (at a certain value). He had to have this memorized for when he took the BC AP Calculus exam because he is a ninja when it comes to math (and life). I'm not as smart, however, so I only took AB and didn't learn it until today. :c Still, I'm very grateful he pointed this formula out to me. And hopefully posting it on my blog will help me to remember it! :D Isn't it just so awesome and amazing and interesting and useful?!?! yeah, not really unless you're studying sequences i guess...
• But anyway, I hope you enjoy this wonderful formula. c: Until next time!
Less than three,
The Artist
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