Consider f(x) = V1+2x a) Find the Taylor polynomial of degree three, p3(x), for f(x) centered at xo = 0 b) Give a maximum bound for the absolute value of error for 0

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Consider f(x) = /1+2x
a) Find the Taylor polynomial of degree three, P3(x), for f(x) centered
at xo = 0
b) Give a maximum bound for the absolute value of error for 0 <x < 0.1
c) Calculate the absolute error at x = 0.1 . How is the error at x = 0.1
compared to part (b)?
Transcribed Image Text:Consider f(x) = /1+2x a) Find the Taylor polynomial of degree three, P3(x), for f(x) centered at xo = 0 b) Give a maximum bound for the absolute value of error for 0 <x < 0.1 c) Calculate the absolute error at x = 0.1 . How is the error at x = 0.1 compared to part (b)?
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