Deriving Euler's Identity from Taylor Series
In this video I show how to derive Taylor series by successive differentiation. I then define MacLaurin series and exhibit the MacLaurin series for sine, cosine and the exponential function. The video concludes wit a proof of Euler’s formula and a proof of the famous identity e^i*pi + 1 = 0.
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