TAYLOR THEOREM PROOF || TAYLOR THEOREM WITH LAGRANGE'S FORM OF REMAINDER 🔥

taylor's expansin theorem in hindi. Taylor theorem with Lagrange's form of remainder. expansion of any function by taylors theorem. use of taylors theorem.

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[prateekapurva]

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[upcoming_Engineer_]

amazing sir. Thank you for this wonderful lecture.

[baharselona]

Sir proof k surbat me jo fuction me h ke jaga (a+h-x) batha rhe he waha par ek jaga (a+h-x)^(n-1) hoga saiad

[ShoulendraMishra]

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[sahilsain]

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[Mathmystery.]

I think jab app phi of x likhe wanha 2nd last term main (a+h-x)^(n-1) k jagah app n-1 bhul gaye hain ....???

Ya fer apka sahi hai ??

[pallavibharati]

We are using rolles theorem to prove this then why are we calling it talylor theorem with "Lagrange form of remainder" it should be rolles form of remainder

[relaxingmusic]

Nice video!

Every monotonic decreasing sequence tends to it greatest lower bound . Plz ise v prove kijiye

[mathsmaniac]

9:09 last me f^n kaise aaega jabki hamne eqn A me f^n-1 tk hi liya hai differentiate krne pr to ek kam hotaa hai power

[princekrupadhyay]

Sir please upload the solution of the question that given below.
1. Prove that every monotonic increasing sequence bounded above tends to its least upper bound.
Sir iska solution upload kijiye plzz

[nimrakhalid]

Sir, rolls theorem says that f(a)=f(b) =0, and f should be continuous on [a, b] and differentiable in(a, b) .but here phi(a) and phi(a+h) are not equal to zero...how can we apply rolls theorem while its conditions are not fully satisfied.

[sunilbaghar]

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[Rakeshkumar-nctf]

nice bhaiya mujhe puri trah ab samhj aa gya bhaiya ismain lagranges remainder add nhi hai ..? please add

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[simran]

Sir please explain this theorm with an example.. other wise osm explanation...

[hasanreality]

Sir aap padhate bhut acha ho lekin mai apni hasi nahi rok paya 😅

[karamjitsingh]

Derivative ki last term me aapne denominator me ( n-1)! kese likh diya.