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Cihan yumak

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Find a polynomial of degree 3 such that f(0)= 3, f'(0)=6, f''(0)=12 and f'''(0)=25.

 

P3 (x)=?

Use the Taylor polynomial of degree four for the function ​f(x) =f (x)= ln (1+10x^2) below at x=0 to approximate ln (1.009).

 

P 4(x)= 10x^2 - 50x^4

 

The approximaye value of ln (1.009) is ?

​(Do not round until the final answer. Then round to four decimal places as​ needed.)

Q3)

Find the Taylor polynomial of degree four for the function f (x)= ln (1+5x^2) at x=0.

 

The Taylor polynomial is P4(x)= ?

Q4)

Construct the fourth degree Taylor polynomial at x=0 for the function f (x)=3^4 √16+x.

 

P4 (x)=?

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I hade done other 5 question. But i hade not done these because these questions so hard for me. Also thank u your attention.

 

Is it difficult because the English is difficult

 

or is it difficult because the mathematics is difficult?

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