Question
Question: The value of \[\log 3 + \dfrac{{{{\left( {\log 3} \right)}^3}}}{{3!}} + \dfrac{{{{\left( {\log 3} \r...
The value of log3+3!(log3)3+5!(log3)5+.....+∞.
Solution
In the given questions , we have given with a series of sinh(x) ( i.e. sine hyperbolic ) which is sinh(x)=2ex−e−x , we will be using the expansion of the Taylor series of sinhx=x+3!x3+5!x5+.....+∞ , on equating the expansion with the expression of sinh(x) we will get the required answer .
Complete step by step answer:
The Taylor series of a function is an infinite sum of all the terms that are expressed in terms of the function's derivatives at a single point . For most common functions, the function and the sum of its Taylor series are equal near this point.
Given: log3+3!(log3)3+5!(log3)5+.....+∞.
Now, using the Taylor expansion for sinh(x) we get,
sinhx=x+3!x3+5!x5+.....+∞
On comparing given expression with the Taylor expansion, we have x=log3 ,
Now using the general exponential term for Taylor expansion, we have,
sinh(x)=2ex−e−x .
Now, putting x=log3 in the above expression, we get
=2elog3−e−log3
Using the property of exponent i.e. elogx=x , we get
=23−e−log3
Now, using the property of −logx=logx1 , we get
=23−31
On solving we get ,
=238
On solving further we get ,
=34
Note: The given expression can not be solved directly , as it is a series so you have to find out a common term for the given series . Moreover, some series are predefined as in the question we have series of sinh(x) ( i.e. sine hyperbolic ) . Also , to solve questions related to log you must have prior knowledge about the properties of log and the same goes with the e ( exponent ) . Also, check whether the series is up to infinity (∞) or not , as then the question will be related to AP or GP .