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Section3.6: Rational Functions

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8. For f(x) = ³√√x – 1 Use a table to find the Taylor Polynomial P₂(x) with center (c = 2).
A. P₂(x)
B. Compare
=
(x-1)^(1/3) with x = 2.1
And P₂(2.1)
C. state the error
4 decimal places

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