Taylor's series numerical method simple and best example(PART-2) by easy maths easy tricks

In this video explaining second problem of Taylor's series. This method is numerical method.This problem is very simple. This method is particularly useful when the value of f(x) cannot be calculated directly or when the value is difficult to compute. By approximating the value using a finite number of terms, we can obtain an accurate estimate of the function's value at the desired point. The accuracy of the approximation depends on the number of terms used and the size of the interval between the point x = a and the point where the approximation is being made.

#taylorsseries #numericalmethod

LAPLACE TRANSFORM : 18MAT31

Fourier Transforms,Z-transform : 18MAT31 & 17MAT31

Fourier Series: 18MAT31 & 17MAT31

Calculus of Variation & Numerical Methods 18MAT31

Numerical Methods ODE's: 18MAT31 & 17MAT41

COMPLEX NUMBER: 18MATDIP31

Differential Calculus:18MATDIP31

Ordinary differential equation 18MATDIP31 & 17MATDIP31

Integral Calculus 18MATDIP31 & 17MATDIP31

Vector differentiation 18MATDIP31 & 17MATDIP31

Differential Calculus & Partial Differential 18MATDIP31 & 17MATDIP31

Joint Probability & Sampling Theory: 18MAT41 & 17MAT41

Probability Distributions: 18MAT41 & 17MAT41

Calculus of Complex Functions: 18MAT41 & 17MAT41

Curve fitting & Statistical Method 18MAT41 17MAT31

18MATDIP41 Linear Algebra

18MATDIP41 Numerical Methods

18MATDIP41 Higher order ODEs

18MATDIP41 Partial Differential Equations

[godfreymwewa]

its very easy seeing him solving, i really understand the way he solves

[mjmanu-pllo]

Thanks a lot sir for making these videos from ur tricks we can understand very clearly

[daayam]

Thank you sir ur vedi and teaching was very very helpful Thank you sir

[s-qcns]

I tried substituting value of x as 0.2 in the first equation and I got the same answer (12.2168). So is it necessary to do the second stage? Please answer🙏