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Use Taylor polynomials of degree 4 at $x=0,$ found in Exercises $1-14$ above, to approximate the quantities in Exercises $21-34$ Round answers to 4 decimal places.$$\ln 1.06$$
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06)$. We can rewrite $\ln(1.06)$ as $\ln(1+2(0.03))$ which is $f(0.03)$. Show more…
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