Re: Getting from a series to an underlying function

> >It is usually a fairly simple matter to get from a trig or exponantial >function of one sort or another to its underlying series form. > >But how can you get from a known accurate series expression to a >nonobvious and crucially esoteric equivalent function? > >Specifically, the "raw" power series >

If the power series stops at 20 terms, the sin() and cos() family are very unlikely to be an exact fit.

There for a minute I thought I had something but it didn't pan out.

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