5. (a) Find the Taylor polynomial T2(x) of f(x) = V (= x'/3) centered at a = 1. %3D (b) Let T2(x) be as in part (a). Use Lagrange's error bound to justify that M11 - 7,(1.1) < 10-.

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5. (a) Find the Taylor polynomial T2(x) of f(x) = Vx (= x/3) centered at a = 1.
(b) Let T2(x) be as in part (a). Use Lagrange's error bound to justify that
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Transcribed Image Text:5. (a) Find the Taylor polynomial T2(x) of f(x) = Vx (= x/3) centered at a = 1. (b) Let T2(x) be as in part (a). Use Lagrange's error bound to justify that < 10-3
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