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code:
% input from the user
fprintf('Taylor series for solving cos x \n');
nval = input('Provide number of terms required in the expansion:
');
x = input('Provide value of x for evaluating the function :
');
% solving taylor series
errapp = 0;
for i=0:nval-1
errapp = errapp + (-1)^i * x^(2*i) / factorial(2*i);
end
% Provides output
fprintf('Approximation : %.7g \n',errapp)
fprintf('Actual value of cos x after evaluation : %.7g
\n',cos(x));
fprintf('Approximate Error : %.3g
\n',errapp-cos(x));
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