The function Q_sin_taylor uses terms out to (x^{9}) and calculates them explicitly for input (x). Show via

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The function Q_sin_taylor uses terms out to \(x^{9}\) and calculates them explicitly for input \(x\). Show via algebraic manipulation that the same truncated series sum can be found using only \(x\) and \(x^{2}\). Then, update Q_sin_taylor to use this form. Note that you will need to introduce new constants in place of the values used for st1 through st 4. Update Q_init as well to set these new values.

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Numbers And Computers

ISBN: 9783319172606

1st Edition

Authors: Ronald T Kneusel

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