The central finite difference approximation is written as: dP P(x+Ax)-P(x-Ax) dx = 2Δ.Χ Please use the Taylor series method to prove that the central finite difference has a second-order accuracy, O(Ax²), which means that its truncation error is proportional to the value of Ax². please answer the following question in reference with the table/code 2. The central finite difference approximation is written as: dP dx = P(x+Ax)-P(x-Ax) 2ΔΥ Please use the Taylor series method to prove that the central finite difference has a second-order accuracy, O(Ax²), which means that its truncation error is proportional to the value of Ax².

The central finite difference approximation is written as: dP P(x+Ax)-P(x-Ax) dx = 2Δ.Χ Please use the Taylor series method to prove that the central finite difference has a second-order accuracy, O(Ax²), which means that its truncation error is proportional to the value of Ax². please answer the following question in reference with the table/code 2. The central finite difference approximation is written as: dP dx = P(x+Ax)-P(x-Ax) 2ΔΥ Please use the Taylor series method to prove that the central finite difference has a second-order accuracy, O(Ax²), which means that its truncation error is proportional to the value of Ax².

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