Maclaurin's expansion of loge(1+e^x) up to fourth degree terms.

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Expand tan-1x in ascending powers of x upto 1st three non-zero terms and ShowThat π=4(1-1/3+1/5-...)

Expand log(1+cosx) by maclaurin's series up to a term containing x^4.

Expand e^x/(1+e^x) Using maclaurin's series upto third degree terms.

Maclaurin's expansion of loge(1+e^x) up to fourth degree terms.

Expand e^x loge(1+y) using Taylor's series expansion

Expand e^(xsinx) in ascending powers of x up to the fourth degree terms.

Expand e^sinx as maclaurin's series up to the terms containing x^4

Expand cosxcosy in powers of x and y up to terms of third degree

Expand e^y loge(1+x) using Taylor's series expansion