Use a degree 3 Taylor Polynomial to approximate square root of 16.2. Briefly explain your choice of function and center. Then use Taylor’s Remainder Theorem to determine a bound on the error in your approximation.

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4. Use a degree 3 Taylor Polynomial to approximate square root of 16.2. Briefly explain your choice of function and center.
Then use Taylor’s Remainder Theorem to determine a bound on the error in your approximation.

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