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I am still having a hard time with Taylor series. Can you please explain. Thank you (4) (a) Use the definition of a Taylor series to find the first four nonzero terms of 1 the Taylor series for f(x) = 12 centered at 1. (b) Write the series using summation notation. (c) Determine the interval of convergence of the series

answer the ff correctly TRUE OR FALSE? D Question 1 3 pts For smaller samples, the results are still valid if the population variance of is known and standard error is expressed as O In . However, 02 is almost always unknown. When o is unknown, we can estimate it by s but the procedure has to be modified by changing the coefficient to be

12. Is g(x)=l.n(sin(x)) a composite 1 poin function? If so, what are the "inner" and "outer" functions? * a. g is composite. The "inner" function 0 is |n(u) and the "outer" function is sin(x). b. g is composite. The "inner" function 0 is sin(x) and the "outer" function is |n(u). O c. g is not a composite function. 0 d. g is composite. The "inner"

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