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What is the formula for a Taylor polynomial

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What is the taylor polynomial approximation

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<p>What does this mean</p>

What does this mean

The 4 degree taylor polynomial centered at a=0

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<p>What significance does the 4 have</p>

What significance does the 4 have

It means that you are finding the 4th degree polynomial and you cannot have x5, or x6 etc. Must be 4 or less than 4

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What is the taylor remainder formula

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<p>How does the difference between x and a affect the taylor remainder formula</p>

How does the difference between x and a affect the taylor remainder formula

The closer they are to each other, the smaller the error

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Which number derivative are you finding when solving for the error

The k-th plus 1 derivative

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Can you error bound be negative

No, if you get a negative, you may have forgotton an absolute value sign.

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what do you have to remember when finding the 3rd, 4th, or 5th… degree Taylor polynomial.

The number is the exponent on the X. Not the number of terms (n).

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<p>How should you solve integrals with the Taylor polynomial</p>

How should you solve integrals with the Taylor polynomial

You take the integral of the Pk,a formula (with the x’s) then you take the integral and solve

<p>You take the integral of the P<sub>k,a</sub> formula (with the x’s) then you take the integral and solve</p>
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What are the steps for the finding the error of a Taylor polynomial estimation

You find the K+1 derivative and then see if it is increasing or decreasing.

You then either choose either the “K” or “a” value whichever makes the M larger (depending on if the K+1 is inc or dec)

Then you just plug in the values for Taylor Remainder Theorem equation and solve.