Use a Taylor polynomial of degree 4 to approximate ?0.8 to the fourth decimal place. ?0.8 ?
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2 into the Taylor polynomial of degree 4 for square root(1 + x): \[1 + (-0.2)/2 - (-0.2)^2/8 + (-0.2)^3/16 - 5(-0.2)^4/128\] Show more…
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