Hemang Verify that the given choice of n in the remainder estimate |R₁| ≤ (x-a)n + 1, where M is the maximum value of f(n + 1)(z)| on the interval between a and the indicated point, yields Find the value of the Taylor polynomial p of f at the indicated point. M (n + 1)! IRIS 1 1,000 sin(6); a = 2x, n = 5 Verity that the given choice of in in the remainder estimate RsM-a), where is the maximum value of it on the interval between a and the indicated point, yields(81)11,000 Find the value of the Taylor polynomial P, off at the indicated points(6):24,0-5

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Verify that the given choice of n in the remainder estimate |R₁| ≤ (x-a)n + 1, where M is the maximum value of f(n + 1)(z)| on the interval between a and the indicated point, yields Find the value of the Taylor polynomial p of f at the indicated point. M (n + 1)! IRIS 1 1,000 sin(6); a = 2x, n = 5

Verify that the given choice of n in the remainder estimate |R₁| ≤ (x-a)n + 1, where M is the maximum value of f(n + 1)(z)| on the interval between a and the indicated point, yields Find the value of the Taylor polynomial p of f at the indicated point. M (n + 1)! IRIS 1 1,000 sin(6); a = 2x, n = 5

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