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Series Solutions to Differential Equations

Here now that we know how to illustrate function as power series we can now talk about at least some applications of series. There are in fact several applications of series; unfortunately most of them are away from the scope of this course.  One major application of power series along with the occasional use of Taylor Series is in the field of Ordinary Differential Equations while finding Series Solutions to Differential Equations.


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