00The Taylor series for f(x) = x" centered at a =- 5 is n (x+ 5)".%3Dn=0Find the first five coefficients Cn:Co =X syntax incomplete.X syntax incomplete.C2 =34C3 =C4 =36f(m) (a)Remember, Cn =where the Taylor series is centered at x = a.n!Question Help: DVideoSubmit Question5

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The Taylor series for f(x) = x" centered at x = - 5 is en (x + 5)". %3D n=0 Find the first five coefficients Cn: Co 3= X syntax incomplete. X syntax incomplete. C2 = 34 C3 = C4 = 36 f(m) (a) Remember, cn = where the Taylor series is centered at x = a. n!