1. (a) Find quadratic and cubic Taylor polynomials for xs at r = 1 (b) Show that these polynomials are upper and lower bounds for r for x >1 (c) Use these bounds to approximate 1.2s and 2 (d) Estimate the error (without using better approximations)

1. (a) Find quadratic and cubic Taylor polynomials for xs at r = 1 (b) Show that these polynomials are upper and lower bounds for r for x >1 (c) Use these bounds to approximate 1.2s and 2 (d) Estimate the error (without using better approximations)

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Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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