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+[infinity] x²n+1 9. Given the MacLaurin series sin x = (-1)^ for all x in R, (2n + 1)! n=0 (a) (6 points) find the power series centered at 0 that converges to the function sin(2x²) f(x) = (f(0)=0) for al

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