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Find the Taylor series generated by F(x)=x^4-2X^3+5X^2-6X+4 at x= -1.

A step by step solution is included to explain the concept of finding taylor series expansion of a given polynomial of degree 4 at a given ponit. The same concept can be applied to find the taylor series expansion of other polynomials and functions.

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A step by step solution is included to explain the concept of finding taylor series expansion of a given polynomial of degree 4 at a given ponit. The same concept can be applied to find the taylor series expansion of other polynomials and functions.

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