I am doing some practice in basic Python and a bit hung up on this piece. Could someone review the question and my progress thus far? Prove that the natural logarithm of (1 + x) for |x| < 1 is:x²In(1 + x) = x -34n!Show that the accuracy of your series solution is higher ifn is larger. So repeat the solution for 2 different values of n, one of which is larger than 4 and theother smaller than 4.You must use a recursive loop within a function to evaluate the right hand side of the equation above. In [37]:H import mathx = 0.75n1 = 5n2 = 3In [38]: M LHS = (np.log(1 + x))In [40]:N Sum_RHS_n1 = 1Factorial_i = 1In [42]: for i in range (1, n1 + 1):x = (math.fabs (x))Sum_RHS_n1 = Sum_RHS_n1 - (x**i) * ((1)**i)print((x**i) * ((-1)**i))-0.758.5625-0.4218750.31640625-0.2373046875In [43]: H print('The value of the expression on the RHS is', Sum_RHS_n1)print('The value of the expression on the LHS is', LHS)The value of the expression on the RHS is -3.576171875The value of the expression on the LHS is 0.5596157879354227In [44]: Sum_RHS_n2 = 1In [35]: N for i in range (1, n2 + 1):Sum_RHS_n2 = Sum_RHS_n2 + (x**i) * ((-1)**i)

Term Xn / n! in RHS seems irrelevant as Taylor or Maclaurin series for ln(1+x) does not have that…

Prove that the natural logarithm of (1 + x) for |x| < 1 is: x3 In(1 + x) = x - 3 n! Show that the accuracy of your series solution is higher ifn is larger. So repeat the solution for 2 different values of n, one of which is larger than 4 and the other smaller than 4. You must use a recursive loop within a function to evaluate the right hand side of the equation above.

Prove that the natural logarithm of (1 + x) for |x| < 1 is: x3 In(1 + x) = x - 3 n! Show that the accuracy of your series solution is higher ifn is larger. So repeat the solution for 2 different values of n, one of which is larger than 4 and the other smaller than 4. You must use a recursive loop within a function to evaluate the right hand side of the equation above.

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