1. Find the Taylor polynomial of degree ?=3 for ?(?)=?−?22 expanded about ?0=0. 2. Find the...

1. Find the Taylor polynomial of degree ?=3 for ?(?)=?−?22 expanded about ?0=0.
2. Find the error the upper bound of the error term ?₅(?) for the polynomial in part (1).

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1. Find the Taylor polynomial of degree ?=3 for ?(?)=?−?22 expanded about ?0=0. 2. Find the...

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