#c needed please help Let f(x) =tan(x). In the following we would like to calculate the erors.(a)First write down the approximate polynomial, p3(x), for the function f(x) and identify the Taylorcoefficients, ao,,az.(c)Compute the relative error at x = π/4 if f(x) is approximated by p3(x) polynomial.Use the Lagrange reminder form to evaluate the upper bound of the error for some = [0, π/4].

The remainder can be represented as Rn(x) = fn+1zn+1!x-cn+1 The Lagrange error bound form is…

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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative

Section4.2: Derivatives Of Products And Quotients

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