over the given
interval. Be sure to explain how you got your answers in your
report. This means including any plots that you used to make your conclusion.
, a=0, interval
.
, a=0, interval
.
, a=0, interval
.
, a=1, interval
.
, consider the
Taylor polynomial about a=0. Can you choose the order so that the
Taylor polynomial is a good approximation (within
, say) to
at x=2 ? How about at
? Discuss the difference in
the behavior of the Taylor polynomials at these two points. Can you
divide the real line up into two parts, one where the approximation is
good and one where it is bad?