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We wish to estimate ln(0.5) using annth degree Taylor polynomial for ln (1 +x) centeredata= 0. How large shouldnbe to guarantee the approximation will be within 0.0001?(Hint: Start by calculating a formula for|f(n+1)(z)|and finding a bound on this quantitybetweenx=−1/2 anda= 0.)

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We wish to estimate ln(0.5) using annth degree Taylor polynomial for ln (1 +x) centeredata= 0. How l...