Question

How to find the Taylor polynomial of the following (centered at 3/2?)

Answer 1

id assume it is the same way youd find any other Tseries centered at 0 :)

Answer 2

\[\int\limits_{1}^{2}x-3x^3-1/x^2-3\]

Answer 3

:( okay

Answer 4

long division creates the poly as well

Answer 5

poly appears here
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3+x ) 3x^3 -x +1

Answer 6

3+x^2 that is .... typoed it

Answer 7

x^3 - x^5/3
---------------
3+x^2 ) 3x^3 -x +1
(3x^3 +x^5)
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-x^5-x+1

etc....

or, you might consider doing a partial fraction decomp and working the same concept

Answer 8

Thank you :)

Answer 9

yw, hope it helps :)