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Q. f(n) = tan (n) 1) Compute degree - 2 Taylor Polynomial of f(n) centered at ua Je 4 (2) Use the Taylo Polynomial computed to estimate to stimete ! tau (I + 0.1). 3) using the fact that If(x) <3 for o excit tool show to that tapeeestarte 4 the estimate in part (2) is correct to within an error of 0.0005. f(n) = tan (1) To a) Compute the degree a Taylor - Polynomial of fin) centered at...
Q. f(n) = tan (n) 1) Compute degree - 2 Taylor Polynomia of f(n) centered at ua Ji 12) Use the Taylo Polynomial conguted ) to estimete Itan (Italy 3) using the fact that I f (3)(x) <3 for o ex s tool show to that the ecostanate 4 the estimate in part (2) is correct to within an error of 0.0005.
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2. Select a distinctive positive integer a with a > 10 that is not a perfect cube a) Use a third degree Taylor Polynomial to approximate v b) Compute an upper bound for the error made in the approximation in (a) (c) Using the output of a calculator or computer as the "exact" value of Va, compute the "exact" error in the approximation in (a).
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1. (a) Find T5(x), the Taylor polynomial of degree 5, for Inx centered at x = 1. (b) Evaluate Ts (3). How close is its value to In 3? (c) The interval of convergence for the Taylor series of In x centered at x= 1 is (0,2). Use the fact that Inx= - In to find a different value of x to use in Ts(x) to approximate In 3. How close is your approximation? 2. Long ago,...
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(a) Find the Taylor expansion of the function squareroot x at x = 1 so that the associated Taylor polynomial has order n. (b). Let us denote the Taylor polynomial obtained in (a) as T_n(x). Using Matlab, compute the difference between two values T_n(1.1) and squareroot 1.1 for n = 0, 1, 2, 3, respectively. Collect the above values in a table. What is your observation of the difference in two...
4. Let f()VI+ x. (a) Compute P2(x), the degree 2 Taylor polynomial for f at ro 0. (b) Use P2 to approximate f(0.5) required to evaluate a real polynomial of degree 5. How many multiplications number? Explain n at a real are 6. Show that if x, y and ry are real mumbers in the range of our floating point system, then ay-f(ry3 + O(*) ay
(10 points) Consider the function f()= Vz +1. Let Th be the nth degree Taylor approximation of f(10) about ar = 8. Find: Ti T2 Use 3 decimal places in your answer, but make sure you carry all decimals when performing calculations T is an (over/under) estimate of f(10). If R2 is the remainder given by the Lagrange Remainder Formula: R2S
Compute the derivative of f(t) cos(37t) on the interval 1,1) using a centered differences approximation with discretization size N 10,40 and 70. Plot the resulting approximations on the same graph as the exact derivative. Find the maximum of the error for each of the three N values.
Compute the derivative of f(t) cos(37t) on the interval 1,1) using a centered differences approximation with discretization size N 10,40 and 70. Plot the resulting approximations on the same graph as the exact...
Problem 5. Consider least squares polynomial approximation to f(x) = cos (nx) on x E [-1,1] using the inner product 1. In finding coefficients you will need to compute the integral By symmetry, an 0 for odd n, so we need only consider even n. (a) Make a change of variables and use appropriate identities to transform the integral for a to cos (Bcos 8)cos (ne) de (b) The Bessel function of even order, (x), can be defined by the...
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[A] Find the 3rd degree Taylor Polynomial for f(x) = V centered at x = 8. Clearly show all derivatives involved as well as the values obtained from those derivatives as was done in Example 2 from Section 11.1 of the book and Examples 1 and 2 in the Unit 4.1 Summary Notes. Simplify the coefficients in your final answer (no factorials in the final answer; do not use...