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ok let's do a different example now how
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ok let's do a different example now how
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ok let's do a different example now how
about a trig function
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let's sine of X I'm going to compute the
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let's sine of X I'm going to compute the
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let's sine of X I'm going to compute the
power series expansion for the sine of X
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power series expansion for the sine of X
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power series expansion for the sine of X
and I'm going to do it using Taylor's
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and I'm going to do it using Taylor's
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and I'm going to do it using Taylor's
formula so Taylor's formula says that I
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formula so Taylor's formula says that I
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formula so Taylor's formula says that I
have to start computing derivatives of
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have to start computing derivatives of
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have to start computing derivatives of
the sine of X
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and it sounds like it's going to be a
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and it sounds like it's going to be a
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and it sounds like it's going to be a
lot of work
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lot of work
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lot of work
let's see the derivative of the sine is
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let's see the derivative of the sine is
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let's see the derivative of the sine is
the cosine
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the cosine
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the cosine
and the derivative of the cosine that's
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