Inactive Tutor answered 04/06/21
The error is approximately .3^7/7!
You can get the exact answer by calculating |sin(.3) - the MacLaurin approximation|
I you calculate |sin(.3) - .3 + .3^3/3!-.3^5/5!|, you will see that it is very close to .3^7/7!
Cameron L.
asked 04/05/21What is the maximum possible error generated in using the 5th degree Maclaurin polynomial for sin(x) for x in the interval [−0.3, 0.3]?
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| C | The value cannot be determined. |
| D | There is no error. The value will be exact. |
Inactive Tutor answered 04/06/21
The error is approximately .3^7/7!
You can get the exact answer by calculating |sin(.3) - the MacLaurin approximation|
I you calculate |sin(.3) - .3 + .3^3/3!-.3^5/5!|, you will see that it is very close to .3^7/7!
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