Taylor Polynomial to Approximate a Function, Ex 3

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If my professor wasn't so hell bent on cramming Maple programming down our throats we'd be understanding this stuff better, thanks once again Patrick!

JayTekken

Big Calc II test coming up next monday. Brushing up and watching your videos really helps. Awesome channel, thanks for everything you do!

CodyShell

Always a lifesaver, thanks for the video. You deserve way more subs.

felixkufuor

Thank you, so much. For all of your videos, not just this one. I would fail calc 2 without them.

AmonRA

I second what AmonRA210 has said. I wish I had known about you during the first 3 units of Calc II - I might have passed then!

thebish

Hero Patrick, you should teach some professors on how to explain things in calc! thank you!

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webncyber

Hello patrickJMT. Now, I have an assignment about Chebyshev Economisation. I have to present about its algorithm, the examples, and analyze the error for every examples that I use. Honestly, I am so confused to find good example because some of the example that I take, makes me confused. For example, if the question wants the third degree of a polynomial but when the answer that I get has only until second degree. That question I take from book authored by Plybon. I hope you can explain to me soon.

ilafianim

this was good
if you were a professor, I would totally sign up for you class

PaulaRuth_heartsyou

How do you know when to do a "degree three" approximation and when to do a "degree two" for instance?

pandacastle

is we are approximating a value of a function using taylor series, then we should end up with a constant. how come we get a variable 'x' in the RHS after appoximation??

joelphilip

does third degree mean the same as taylor polynomial of order 3

umairnabi

... Do your homework kids... And don't wait till night before and day of to study for the final!!!

Croakersilent

Don't tell me what to do. I am not a "kid"

jzen

i think it is f(a) not f(x) .. because i was wondering the whole video why u didnt replace x with 1 when u r writing f(1) or f'(1) etc.. so a little note can help alot

FaresAlKurdi

so ''1'' is both x and a? :/

marinaristic

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