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HP 50g Using Taylor Series

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hp calculators HP 50g Using Taylor Series The menu LIMITS AND SERIES The menu LIMITS AND SERIES contains commands related to limits. To access it you press !Ö. You are presented then the calculus menu as a CHOOSE box:

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Its second menu item is 2.LIMITS AND SERIES... You can use such CHOOSE boxes much like menus of computer applications. You can move the selection using the arrow keys. You can also jump to a certain menu item by typing the first few letters of the command or the number at the left of the menu item. Pressing the `key or the menu key %OK% will execute the selected item. In this CHOOSE box you press 2 to select 2.LIMITS AND SERIES.. and then ` or %OK% to display the menu:

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The command DIVPC needs two polynomials and an integer. It returns the increasing power quotient of the two polynomials up to an order indicated by the integer. The command lim takes an algebraic object and an equation of the form variable=expression. It returns the limit of the algebraic expression when the given variable approaches the expression at the right hand side of the equation. The command SERIES needs an algebraic expression, and equation of the form variable=expression, and an integer. It returns a list at stack level 2 and an equation at stack level 1. The list contains 4 items: The limit of the expression when the given variable approaches the expression at the right hand side of the equation. The equivalent value expression at that point. The power expansion at that point. And finally the order of the residual at that point. The equation on stack level 1 is of the form h=variable-expression, where variable and expression are the same as in the equation variable=expression that we provided as argument for the command. The command TAYLOR0 performs a Maclaurin series expansion of an expression in the default independent variable, VX

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