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Find the first five non-zero terms of taylor series centered at x=3x=3 for the function below. f(x)=6x−x2−−−−−−√ f(x)=6x−x2
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Find the first five non-zero terms of taylor series centered at x=3x=3 for the function below. f(x)=6x−x2−−−−−−√ f(x)=6x−x2

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Try the suggested solution for f(x)=6x-x².
Note, that because of simple function (parabola) almost all the members of the series are '0'.
Find the first five non-zero terms of taylor series centered at x=3x=3 for the function-example-1
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