How do I do this?
By using the definition of the series. It's a Taylor series where a=0:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taylor_series#Definit...
Notice that the first few derivatives are
f ' (x) = e^x - 2e^-2x
f ' ' (x) = e^x + 4e^-2x
f ' ' ' (x) = e^x - 8e^-2x
etc.
In general the nth derivative is e^x + (-2)^n e^-2x. Also, f(0) = e^0 + 2e^0 = 1+2 = 3.
So the series is 3 + ((e^x - 2e^-2x)x/1!) + ((e^x + 4e^-2x)x^2 / 2!) + ... + (e^x + ((-2)^n e^-2x)x^n / n!) + ...
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By using the definition of the series. It's a Taylor series where a=0:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taylor_series#Definit...
Notice that the first few derivatives are
f ' (x) = e^x - 2e^-2x
f ' ' (x) = e^x + 4e^-2x
f ' ' ' (x) = e^x - 8e^-2x
etc.
In general the nth derivative is e^x + (-2)^n e^-2x. Also, f(0) = e^0 + 2e^0 = 1+2 = 3.
So the series is 3 + ((e^x - 2e^-2x)x/1!) + ((e^x + 4e^-2x)x^2 / 2!) + ... + (e^x + ((-2)^n e^-2x)x^n / n!) + ...