Let f be a C3 function with domain R.Let P be its 3rd Taylor polynomial centered at 0.Which of the following statement MUST be true?Select all the correct answers.When x is close to 0, f(x) = P(x).For all x E R, f(x) = P(x).1837f(x) – P(x)lim|x2f(x) – P(x)lim

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Let f be a C3 function with domain R.
Let P be its 3rd Taylor polynomial centered at 0.
Which of the following statement MUST be true?
Select all the correct answers.
When x is close to 0, f(x) = P(x).
For all x E R, f(x) = P(x).
1837
f(x) – P(x)
lim
|
x2
f(x) – P(x)
lim

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