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Using Taylor Series to Calculate Alternating Series

There are many series to calculate in Calculus. In particular, Taylor Series are widely used in Calculus courses. In this post, I'll explain how to use Taylor Series to calculate…
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L’Hospital Rule and a Popular Trig Limit

In this post, I'll describe how to quickly calculate the following trigonometric limit. Once you learn this method, you'll have a better idea of how L'Hospital's Rule is used. $$…
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L’Hospital’s Rule and Exponents

Curious about expressions like ? In this post, I'll explain how you can use L'Hospital's Rule in unexpected ways to solve this problem: $$ \lim_{x \to 0^+} x^x = 1…
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L’Hospital’s Rule and Logarithms

In this post, I'll use L'Hopital's Rule (a rule that is important for calculating limits) to calculate the following limit: $$ \lim_{x \to 0^+} x \ln(x) = 0 $$ This…
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Adding Infinitely Many Trig Functions

Happy Labor Day Weekend! Today, I'll explain how to add an infinite number of trigonometric functions. In particular, I'll explain why it is not as intimidating as it seems. This…
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A Strange Limit with Trig Exponents

In this post, I'll explain how to approach unusual problems involving concepts known as limits (these are numbers that represent what the limits of certain expressions are). What makes this…
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Calculate Limits with Trig Functions

Previously, I calculated limits (numbers that represent what the limits of certain expressions are) using the difference of squares method. In this post, I'll calculate a limit that contains trigonometric…
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Finite Volume but Infinite Surface Area?? Gabriel’s Horn

What does a shape with infinite surface area but finite volume look like? An example of such a mind-bending shape is Gabriel's Horn. It was first studied in the 17th…
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Solve Integrals with Trig Identities—Minimal Calculations

Today, we'll solve a problem in a nice visual way without resorting to too many calculations. The problem involves calculating areas underneath a trig curve. In this post, we will…
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How to use Difference of Squares for Trig Identities

Want to know how to calculate trig identities (equations that have trig functions)? In this post, I'll explain how to use a well-known formula (difference of squares) along with some…
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