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+00
(-1)"
(2n + 1)
The Maclaurin series expansion of tan-r is given by tan-x =
2n+1
for r € (-1,1).
n=0
() ()
Use the sixth degree Maclaurin polynomial for æ tan¬lx to approximate ;
-1
tan
your answer as a single fraction in lowest terms).
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Transcribed Image Text:+00 (-1)" (2n + 1) The Maclaurin series expansion of tan-r is given by tan-x = 2n+1 for r € (-1,1). n=0 () () Use the sixth degree Maclaurin polynomial for æ tan¬lx to approximate ; -1 tan your answer as a single fraction in lowest terms). WI
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