6. Let f(r) be a function such that: |S(CD|SE-D | SED -1) | f'(-1) | ƒ"(-1) | f"(-1) | ƒ(¹) (-1) f(5) (-1) | ƒ6) (-1) | FO -48 -16 32 -64 128 -256 (a) Find a Taylor polynomial for f(x) centered at x = -1 of degree 5. (b) Using the table above, find a general closed form for f(n)(-1). (c) Use (b) to find a Taylor series for f(r) centered at a = -1.

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6. Let f(r) be a function such that:
|ƒ(−1) | ƒ′(-1) | ƒ"(-1) | ƒ"(-1) | ƒ®(-1) | ƒ(6)(-1) | ƒ(6)(-1) |
f)
8
-16
32
-64
128
-256
(a) Find a Taylor polynomial for f(x) centered at r= -1 of degree 5.
(b) Using the table above, find a general closed form for f(n) (-1).
(c) Use (b) to find a Taylor series for f(a) centered at a = -1.
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Transcribed Image Text:6. Let f(r) be a function such that: |ƒ(−1) | ƒ′(-1) | ƒ"(-1) | ƒ"(-1) | ƒ®(-1) | ƒ(6)(-1) | ƒ(6)(-1) | f) 8 -16 32 -64 128 -256 (a) Find a Taylor polynomial for f(x) centered at r= -1 of degree 5. (b) Using the table above, find a general closed form for f(n) (-1). (c) Use (b) to find a Taylor series for f(a) centered at a = -1. Attempt only if you can solve all parts I'll upvote your answer
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