After this class, you should be able to:
g0 = 0, gn = 2gn-1 + 2n
.
g0 = 0, gn = gn-1 + n
. (Hint: Use equation 7.18 and a closed form expression from table 335.)
1/[(1-z)(1+z)]
as the sum of two fractions, each of whose denominator is a polynomial of degree 1. (A polynomial of degree 1 has the form a*z + b
, where a
and b
are constants.
z2 - z - 1
and (ii) -z2 - z + 1
.
2
and 1
, and the coefficient of its highest degree term is 5
, then determine the polynomial.
z
approaches 2
, for the rational function (z-2)/(z2-4)
?
z
approaches infinity, for the polynomial z2 + 8z - 1
?
z
approaches infinity, for a polynomial is 4
, then determine the polynomial.
z
approaches infinity, for a polynomial is 0
, then determine the polynomial.