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(Solved): Given the function f(x)=cos^(3)x. Expand the function by using the Maclaurin's theorem to the first ...



Given the function

f(x)=cos^(3)x

. Expand the function by using the Maclaurin's theorem to the first three terms. (12 marks) Use the expansion in part (a), find the bounded area with

x

- axis from 0 to

\pi

. (3 marks) c. Repeat the part (b) by using the original function and compare the result in part (b). (7 marks) d. Without expanding the series, is

-(61)/(240)x^(6)

the fourth term of the series? Discuss it? (5 marks) e. Evaluate

\lim_(x->0)(1-cos^(3)x)/(x)

(2 marks)



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