Consider the function f(x) = In(1 – x), defined for x € (-0, 1). (a) Find the Taylor polynomial of degree n of f centered at c= -2. (b) Find an upper bound for the error in approximating f with the Taylor polynomial of degree 4 centered at c = -2, for x = -. Give an exact answer. %3D

Consider the function f(x) = In(1 – x), defined for x € (-0, 1). (a) Find the Taylor polynomial of degree n of f centered at c= -2. (b) Find an upper bound for the error in approximating f with the Taylor polynomial of degree 4 centered at c = -2, for x = -. Give an exact answer. %3D

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