Exercise 6. Use the 5 Taylor series that you know very well to find the Taylor series for the following functions. Then identify the center for your new Taylor series. (a.) $\frac{x}{1 - x^3}$ (b.) $x \cos(2x)$ (c.) $\sin(2 + x)$ (d.) $\ln(x)$
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