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Unit 4B Practice Exam A

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Unit 4B Practice Exam A

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Find the radius and interval of (x1)n/[n2n]\sum (x-1)^n/[n2^n].

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Find a series for 1/(4x)1/(4-x).

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Differentiate xn\sum x^n and identify its sum.

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Find the degree-four Maclaurin polynomial for exe^x.

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Write the first four nonzero terms of sinx\sin x.

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Derive the series for ln(1+x)\ln(1+x).

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Find the first four terms of ex2e^{-x^2}.

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Use three nonzero terms to approximate cos(0.4)\cos(0.4).

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Give an alternating-series error bound for the approximation.

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Use Taylor's theorem to bound the error in approximating e0.5e^{0.5} with P3P_3.

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Approximate 00.5ex2dx\int_0^{0.5}e^{-x^2}dx using three integrated terms.

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State why a Taylor series need not equal its source function automatically.

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