Taylor Polynomial
Find the nth Taylor polynomial centered at c
f(x)= (x)^1/3 n = 3 c = 8
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Basics: A Taylor Polynomial is an approximation of an elementary function f(x) centered at a particular value of x, say at x = c. This means that if P(c) is the polynomial approximation of a function f(x) at x = c, then P(c) = f(c) i.e. the original function and the polynomial approximation will return the same value at x=c.
This also means that the graphs of f(x) and P(x) in the neighborhood of x = c will appear the same.
Note: Polynomials are defined ...
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