a) Determine the 2n-th Taylor polynomial \(p_{2n}(x)\) of \(f(x) = sin(x)\) at \(x_{0}=\frac{\pi}{2}\)
Right. so do you know how to do this?
not really i am noob at mathematics, and especially this question is too diffucult for me..
it would be much appreciate any help of you..
This topic is a bit complicated to explain here. I strongly recommend having a look at your text book and/or class notes to see a worked example, as well as a general explanation of this.
ok James, can you solve it, without explanation ? because i need to give it up tomorrow morning..
by my mentor
In other words, it'll be awkward to explain all of this from scratch. It would be like someone asking: how do I solve a quadratic equation, if they've never seen one. Sorry not to be more helpful, but I think you need to do some background reading first.
ok thanks anyway
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