Question: Use the Maclaurin expansion for et2 to express the function F(x) = x 0 e t2 dt as an alternating power series in

Use the Maclaurin expansion for e−t2 to express the function F(x) = ∫x0  e−t2 dt as an alternating power series in x (Figure 3).

1 y = F(x) y = T15(x) 2 X(a) How many terms of the Maclaurin series are needed to approximate the integral for x = 1 to within an error of at most 0.001?
(b) Carry out the computation and check your answer using a computer algebra system.

1 y = F(x) y = T15(x) 2 X

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