7. The radius y(t) of a circular patch of oil slick due to an oil spill in the ocean is modeled by the differential equation: y = y. ev-1 lo letmonylog solvet edi bn 8 Suppose the radius of the oil slick is 1 km an hour after it was first observed. 7a. Compute the 3rd-degree Taylor polynomial for y(t) at t = 1. yl1) = I 2 Tる() - y'tA=y サー y 4)-1 aemites odi daiw ti onsqmos bas TosslunisO TOV diw dy lo arlev sdt brni ayetamites ,(8) 2aiaU .da banol nov 7b. Estimate the radius of the patch of oil when t = 1.5 using (a)

7. The radius y(t) of a circular patch of oil slick due to an oil spill in the ocean is modeled by the differential equation: y = y. ev-1 lo letmonylog solvet edi bn 8 Suppose the radius of the oil slick is 1 km an hour after it was first observed. 7a. Compute the 3rd-degree Taylor polynomial for y(t) at t = 1. yl1) = I 2 Tる() - y'tA=y サー y 4)-1 aemites odi daiw ti onsqmos bas TosslunisO TOV diw dy lo arlev sdt brni ayetamites ,(8) 2aiaU .da banol nov 7b. Estimate the radius of the patch of oil when t = 1.5 using (a)

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