Calculus II: Series & Sequences
by Paul Dawkins · Lamar University
Chapter of Paul Dawkins's free Calculus II notes covering sequences, infinite series, partial sums, the integral, comparison, alternating, ratio and root tests, absolute convergence, power series and Taylor series, with worked examples. Learners can decide convergence and represent functions as power series.
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