clc
clear
format long
x=input('Value at which function will be determined= ');
tol=input('Enter a tolarance value= ');
if tol<=0||tol>1e-2
error('Invalid entry,please re-enter
tolerance,0<Tolerance<=10^-2')
end
err=1;
n=0;
while err>tol
s(n+1)=(n+1)*x^n/factorial(n);
err=abs(((1+x)*exp(x))-sum(s));
n=n+1;
if n>50
break
end
fprintf('Iteration=%i , (1+%g)exp(%g)=%.10f\n',n,x,x,sum(s))
end
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