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Remainder Theorem
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The n-th Talor polynomial The polynomial is called the n-th Taylor polynomial for f about c
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The n-th Maclaurin polynomial The polynomial is called the n-th Maclaurin polynomial for f
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Taylor formula for f with the Remainder The difference is called the n-th remainder for the Taylor series of f about c.
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Thr Remainder Theorem Assume that all the first n+1 derivatives exist on an interval l containing c and
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Example (1) Approximate e to five decimal places
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Why we chose n=9 ?
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Example (2) Approximate sin3 ○ to five decimal places
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Approximating the sum of a convergent alternating series
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Theorem Let T be the sum of an alternating series satisfying the main convergence test for an alternating series. Then: 1. T lies between any two successive partial sums of the series 2. If T is approximated by a partial sum T n, then: a. |T - T n | ≤ a n+1 b. The sign of the error is the same as that of the coefficient of a n+1
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Using power series to approximate definite integrals
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Example Give an estimation of the integral on the right accurate to 3 decimal places
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A power series for the given integral
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Approximating the integral
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Homework
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