If C(x)=∞∑n= (2n+1/2n+2)x^2n and S(x)=∞∑n=0 (2n+2/2n+3)x^2n+1 find the power series of C(x)−S(x)C(x)-S(x).

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If C(x)=∞∑n= (2n+1/2n+2)x^2n and S(x)=∞∑n=0 (2n+2/2n+3)x^2n+1

find the power series of C(x)−S(x)C(x)-S(x).

 

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