Hard MacLaurin series?
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The n^th derivative is of the form P(1/x)*exp(-1/x^2) for a polynomial P. Show that the limit of this as x->0 is always 0, so all derivatives are 0 at x=0. This means the MacLaurin series is identically zero everywhere.
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Yes, it's difficult but not impossible. There are strategies to minimise the difficulties though. If you are serious about learning post a comment or something and and I'll tell you how I did it without killing myself - or anyone else.\n---------------------------------------------------------\nScottish, Irish and Manx Gaelic for that matter, are all descended from the same common ancestor - Old Irish.  They are strongly related to each other and within each they have their own dialects. Donegal Gaelic bears more similarities to the southern dialects of Scottish Gaelic than it does to Scotland's northern dialects. There are countless similar examples of comparison in the Gaelic world.\n\nYou can learn Gaelic from books and CDs, at least, it's a good way to start before you start forking out on summer colleges and the like to perfect your skills.\n\nThe BIGGEST question before you part with any cash and to avoid disappointment later is, which Gaelic do you want to learn? Your name is Riley. Are your family Irish? From where in Ireland? Do you want to learn modern standardised Irish Gaelic or can you pin-point where your family came/come from and maybe want to learn the local dialect if materials are available?\n\nThe first link below will put you in touch with a subscriber list which has a number of experts willing to help beginners begin and to dispense free advice on what you should begin with. Both their breadth of knowledge and their patience never cease to amaze me. It is also linked to Scottish Gaelic and Manx Gaelic lists if that is what you are looking for instead.\n\nThe second link is for Beo, an online Gaelic magazine, the best thing like it in the Irish Gaelic world.\n\nFinally, you are welcome to email me. I live in the Donegal Gaeltacht and have learned Gaels around me on every side.
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Try these links:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=%22thomas+C.+brunson%22&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
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check out www.ulbrichsteel.com
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Check out http://www.mrcophth.com/MRCOphth/mcqbank.html http://www.projects.ex.ac.uk/essphys/mcq/MCQPracticeExam.htm
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You can search some reviews in www.juniper.net/training/certification/mt_series_track.html
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Classics IV\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classics_IV
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EWW! Dunlop is really bad.\n\nHead, Babolat, Wilson
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u cud get it from the rangers store at ibrox prob...i hav an old copy but its in storage ...somewhere lol
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Looks like you can get a set for about $26 from Amazon.  I highly recommend the series.  Happy reading!
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Try American Pie series.....
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Good luck with that.  I hear its super hard.  I'm sure if you're willing to pay enough you can get them.\n\nTickets4u.com has them.
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which series-there are many.
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study............HARD!
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Celtic won that match 3-1 with goals from McAdam (2) and McCluskey. Parlane scored for Rangers. I don't know whether it was played a 1 o'clock or not. I'll investigate that
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My public library has a set of CD's for learning Gaelic with the Pimsleur method.  This is an all-audio method, and it is pretty good for a beginner.  I think you can download it from Itunes actually.  Or perhaps your public library has it.
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mr bonjagles is rite but if its too hard for you then \nyou can just install a fresh copy