Lily E.

asked • 08/04/21

please help! taylor polynominals

Suppose g is a function which has continuous derivatives, and that g(0) = 13, g'(0) = −11, g''(0) = 6and g'''(0) = 9.


1---- What is the Taylor polnomial of degree 2 for g , centered at a=0?

T2(x)=   


2---- What is the Taylor polnomial of degree 3 for , centered at a=0?

T3(x)=


3---- Use T2(x) to approximate g(0.2) ≈


4---- Use T3(x) to approximate g(0.2) ≈

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Lily E.

Thank you so much for explaining this in such detail, you helped so much! I appreciate it!
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Adam B.

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Lily I might have become older but I haven't forgotten the times when I had difficulties with some concepts. You are very welcome
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