2. The Maclaurin series expansion of tan-¹r is given by tan Σ x = n=0 (-1)" (2n + 1) Use the sixth degree Maclaurin polynomial for r tan ¹2 to approximate (2) -1 your answer as a single fraction in lowest terms). 2n+1 for x € (-1, 1). ¹ (¹) tan-1 (express
2. The Maclaurin series expansion of tan-¹r is given by tan Σ x = n=0 (-1)" (2n + 1) Use the sixth degree Maclaurin polynomial for r tan ¹2 to approximate (2) -1 your answer as a single fraction in lowest terms). 2n+1 for x € (-1, 1). ¹ (¹) tan-1 (express
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