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Example 9. (b) Find the Taylor
polynomial of degree n = 5 for
, expanded about
.
First find the derivatives of f(x).
Second, evaluate the derivatives of f(x) at x =
, and obtain a
sequence of constants
.
Third, substitute the constants
in Taylor's formula.
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(c) John H. Mathews, 1998