Question 3 3.Find the Taylor polynomial of order 4 generated by fx=cos3xatx=0 4.Find the Tavlor series atx=0of the function
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The derivatives of cos3x are: f'(x) = -3sin3x f''(x) = -9cos3x f'''(x) = 27sin3x f''''(x) = 81cos3x Show more…
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