1. Formulate the Taylor's Theorem. Use the second order (i.e. degree) Taylor polynomial to approximate the value of In 1.6 (as a decimal). Estimate the error of the approximation using the form of the remainder.

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1. Formulate the Taylor's Theorem.
Use the second order (i.e. degree) Taylor polynomial to approximate the value of In 1.6 (as a decimal).
Estimate the error of the approximation using the form of the remainder.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Formulate the Taylor's Theorem. Use the second order (i.e. degree) Taylor polynomial to approximate the value of In 1.6 (as a decimal). Estimate the error of the approximation using the form of the remainder.
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