Mathematics · Calculus
The expansion of sin(π/4 + h) in powers of h is:
- 1(1/√2) { 1 + h − h2/2! − h3/3! + h4/4! ... }✓
- 2(1/√2) { 1 + h − h2/2! + h3/3! − h4/4! ... }
- 31 + h − h2/2! − h3/3! + h4/4! ...
- 4(1/√2) { 1 − h + h2/2! − h3/3! + h4/4! ... }
Correct answer
(1/√2) { 1 + h − h2/2! − h3/3! + h4/4! ... }
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