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target function near a chosen base point x0. Taylor polynomial appro
18. During an encounter with a friendly extraterrestrial, it is
revealed to you that the answer to life, the universe, and
Trigonometric polynomials
Find an upper bound on the approximation error made
Taylor polynomial.
in part (a).
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everything else is f(1) for some function f. It is also re-
vealed that f(0) = 26, f'(0) = 22, f"(0) = –16, f"(0) = 12,
and |f(4)(x)| < 7x* if |x| < 3.
(a) Find an upper bound on the value of f(1).
(b) Find a lower bound on the value of f(1).
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