Suppose g is a function which has continuous derivatives, and that g(0) and g"" (0) = 18. What is the Taylor polnomial of degree 2 for g, centered at a = 0? T₂(x)= What is the Taylor polnomial of degree 3 for g, centered at a 0? T3(x) = Use T₂(x) to approximate g(0.2)~ Use T3(x) to approximate g(0.2)~ -2, g' (0) = 11, g" (0) = 8

Suppose g is a function which has continuous derivatives, and that g(0) and g"" (0) = 18. What is the Taylor polnomial of degree 2 for g, centered at a = 0? T₂(x)= What is the Taylor polnomial of degree 3 for g, centered at a 0? T3(x) = Use T₂(x) to approximate g(0.2)~ Use T3(x) to approximate g(0.2)~ -2, g' (0) = 11, g" (0) = 8

Calculus For The Life Sciences

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Chapter3: The Derivative

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