Thank you. Will upvote. 14. Find the third order Taylor polynomial T3(x) of the given function at the given point.(a) S(r) = sin 2.r at a4(c) f(r) r at a = 4(b) f(r) - Inr at a 2(d) f()-rln z at a = 1

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