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Represent the function f(x)=10ln(8-x) as a Maclaurin series.

sum_{n=0}^infty (c_n) (x^n)
The coefficients are
C_0= 10ln8
C_1=-10/(8)
C_2=-10/128
C_3=-20/3072
C_4=-60/98304

FIND THE RADIUS OF CONVERGENCE: R=?

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