1. f(x) = cos (4x) about x = : 0. 2. f(x) = e-6x about x = = -4. 3. f(x) = ex about x = 0. COS X 1-e-x 4. f(x) = about x = : 0. X 5. f(x) = x6e²x³ about x = 0.
1. f(x) = cos (4x) about x = : 0. 2. f(x) = e-6x about x = = -4. 3. f(x) = ex about x = 0. COS X 1-e-x 4. f(x) = about x = : 0. X 5. f(x) = x6e²x³ about x = 0.
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