can any one tell me how taylor series expansion can be viewed as a line integral?

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anonymous · Answer

urgent help

anonymous · Answer

@shubhamsrg

shubhamsrg · Answer

By definition, taylor series is the sum of infinite terms which are calculated by derivatives of the function at any single point.

Not too sure if that'll help ?

anonymous · Answer

i know that but .........want to know it's relation with line integral.......anyway thanks fr ur support

anonymous · Answer

@amistre64  help plss..

anonymous · Answer

@Hero

anonymous · Answer

@Preetha  ma'm plss help

anonymous · Answer

help.............

anonymous · Answer

may i get help.....@Hero @amistre64 @Preetha  ma'm

anonymous · Answer

first of all are you talking about vector calculus

anonymous · Answer

because if you want me to answer your question i will right a whole newspaper here so be a bit more specific

anonymous · Answer

let me tell you what calculus is all about, calculus is about functions and expansions, so you can derive the line integral from Taylor series and limits, because the the limit of the sum of segments is by definition is an integral with slight modification for line integral... when you come back we can discuss this matter