1. Find the truncuated error of the Maclaurin series sinx cosx given that is truncated into 3 terms. These are the example that might help..see the picture below

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1. Find the truncuated error of the Maclaurin series sinx cosx given that is truncated into 3 terms.

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Truncation Error
1.
Step 1:
f(x) = e*:
• f(x) = e*
f'(x) = (e*) = e*
f"(x) = (e*) = e*
Calculate the derivatives for the function
Step 2: Fill in the derivatives you calculated in step 1
with 0 as the input. This gives you the values you need
to insert into the Maclaurin series:
f(x) = e° = 1
f'(0) = e° = 1
f"(0) = e° = 1
f''0) = e° = 1
f"(0) = e° = 1
f'(0) = e° = 1
d?
dx2
d3
f''(x) = (e*) = e*
dx3
dx4 (e*) = ex
d5
f"(x) =
f'(x) =
= e*
dxs (e*)
Step 3: Fill in the Maclaurin formula with the values
you calculated in Step 2:
Solution:
Truncation Error = Actual Value –
Truncated Value
(1+x+x* +
...) -1+x+ ?
Truncation Error =x + ** +
e* = 1+(x) +x)? +x)³ +
Truncation Error =
x5
120
+
6
e* = 1+x + x² + x³ + x* + 20
x5+
%3D
6
120
Since the above equation is truncated into 3, thus, e* =
1+ x + x?
2.
Step 1:
f(x) = cos x:
Step 2: Fill in the derivatives you calculated in step 1
with 0 as the input. This gives you the values you need
Calculate the derivatives for the function
f(x) = cos x
to insert into the Maclaurin series:
f'(x) = (cos x) = – sin x
f(x) = cos(0) = 1
f'(0) = – sin(0) = 0
f"(0) = – cos(0) = –1
f"(x) =
d2
(cos x) = – cos x
dx2
*Property of STI
Page 3 of 4
03 Handout 2
STI
IT1903
f''0) = sin(0) = 0
f"(0) = cos(0) = 1
f'(0) = – sin(0) = 0
f''(x) =
(cos x) = sinx
dx
f"(x) =
-(cos x) = cos x
dx
d5
drs (cos x) =– sin x
f'(x) =
Step 3: Fill in the Maclaurin formula with the values
you calculated in Step 2:
Solution:
Truncation Error = Actual Value –
Truncated Value
+유() + (3)2 + 유(2)* +
Truncation Error = (1- ;x² +
cos x =
(0)
24 *"
Truncation Error = ...
1 -
5!
24
cos X %3D 1 + (0) + 들x2 + Dx* + x*
(0)
x5 +...
120
cos x = 1 - x? + *..
Since the above equation is truncated into 3, thus,
x? + **
cos x = 1 –
Transcribed Image Text:Truncation Error 1. Step 1: f(x) = e*: • f(x) = e* f'(x) = (e*) = e* f"(x) = (e*) = e* Calculate the derivatives for the function Step 2: Fill in the derivatives you calculated in step 1 with 0 as the input. This gives you the values you need to insert into the Maclaurin series: f(x) = e° = 1 f'(0) = e° = 1 f"(0) = e° = 1 f''0) = e° = 1 f"(0) = e° = 1 f'(0) = e° = 1 d? dx2 d3 f''(x) = (e*) = e* dx3 dx4 (e*) = ex d5 f"(x) = f'(x) = = e* dxs (e*) Step 3: Fill in the Maclaurin formula with the values you calculated in Step 2: Solution: Truncation Error = Actual Value – Truncated Value (1+x+x* + ...) -1+x+ ? Truncation Error =x + ** + e* = 1+(x) +x)? +x)³ + Truncation Error = x5 120 + 6 e* = 1+x + x² + x³ + x* + 20 x5+ %3D 6 120 Since the above equation is truncated into 3, thus, e* = 1+ x + x? 2. Step 1: f(x) = cos x: Step 2: Fill in the derivatives you calculated in step 1 with 0 as the input. This gives you the values you need Calculate the derivatives for the function f(x) = cos x to insert into the Maclaurin series: f'(x) = (cos x) = – sin x f(x) = cos(0) = 1 f'(0) = – sin(0) = 0 f"(0) = – cos(0) = –1 f"(x) = d2 (cos x) = – cos x dx2 *Property of STI Page 3 of 4 03 Handout 2 STI IT1903 f''0) = sin(0) = 0 f"(0) = cos(0) = 1 f'(0) = – sin(0) = 0 f''(x) = (cos x) = sinx dx f"(x) = -(cos x) = cos x dx d5 drs (cos x) =– sin x f'(x) = Step 3: Fill in the Maclaurin formula with the values you calculated in Step 2: Solution: Truncation Error = Actual Value – Truncated Value +유() + (3)2 + 유(2)* + Truncation Error = (1- ;x² + cos x = (0) 24 *" Truncation Error = ... 1 - 5! 24 cos X %3D 1 + (0) + 들x2 + Dx* + x* (0) x5 +... 120 cos x = 1 - x? + *.. Since the above equation is truncated into 3, thus, x? + ** cos x = 1 –
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