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lol he didn't mention it that was me inserting my commentary into his quote.If you need to estimate the integrand anyway, I would just go ahead and use the Taylor bounds you mentioned.
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lol he didn't mention it that was me inserting my commentary into his quote.If you need to estimate the integrand anyway, I would just go ahead and use the Taylor bounds you mentioned.
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Lol, it always catches me off guard when people edit the things they quote.lol he didn't mention it that was me inserting my commentary into his quote.
0/0, since numerator goes to ln(1) = 0.I was basically prepared to bash this with L'Hopital's rule just like the answers did, but what "indeterminate form" is this supposed to be again?
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