Given a function f(x), write down the expression for its Maclaurin series assuming it exists. Using this expression derive the first terms up to and including x^3 for the Maclaurin series for f(x) = √1 + 3x.

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Given a function f(x), write down the expression for its Maclaurin series assuming it exists.
Using this expression derive the first terms up to and including x^3 for the Maclaurin series for
f(x) = √1 + 3x.

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