We can find the Mclaurin series for an inverse function
if we have the Mclaurin series for the function
itself by expanding the inverse function in a power series with undetermined coefficient, then equating powers of
to obtain equations for the coefficients which we can solve.
Example: Find the Mclaurin series up to the term in
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Assume the Mclaurin series takes the form
(1)
Since
is an odd function,
will be too, so all coefficients of even powers will be zero and![]()
Put
so that
and (1) becomes
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Equating coefficients of![]()
Equating coefficients of![]()
Equating coefficients of![]()
Then![]()
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