Power series representation

Hey guys, I just had my first year calc II exam and this was the only question I wasn't able to answer and it's frustrating me.

The question asks me to represent this function as a power series:

f(x) = ((x-1)^6)e^(-(x-5)^5)

Any help would be appreciated greatly.

Thanks

Hello,

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Originally Posted by CenturionMonkey

Hey guys, I just had my first year calc II exam and this was the only question I wasn't able to answer and it's frustrating me.

The question asks me to represent this function as a power series:

f(x) = ((x-1)^6)e^(-(x-5)^5)

Any help would be appreciated greatly.

Thanks

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At which point ? 0,1,5 ?

I dont think there was a point. I'm pretty sure that was the full question (unless i'm remembering incorrectly)