Taylor's series Flashcards

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Application of Taylor’s series

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To get approximation

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Taylor’s series

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3
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Linear approximation

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Degree = 1
f(x) = f(a) + (x-a) f’(a)

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4
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Second degree approximation

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5
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In Taylor’s series, coefficient of (x-a)ⁿ

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6
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The McLaurin series

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The McLaurin series is a special case of the Taylor series where the expansion is done around x = 0

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7
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Standard expansion 1

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Standard expansion 2

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sinx

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Standard expansion 3

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cos x

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Standard expansion 4

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log(1+x)

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Standard expansion 5

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log(1-x)

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12
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Standard expansion 6

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log(1+x / 1-x)

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13
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Power series

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14
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Shortcut for nth-Degree Approximation of a Polynomial Function at x=0

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Drop all terms with powers higher than n
Ex: 2nd degree approximation x³-3x²-5 at x=0 is -3x²-5

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15
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How do you handle the indeterminate form 0/0 when expanding a function around a point using Taylor series?

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To expand a function f(x) around a point where it leads to an indeterminate form like 0/0
* Substitute: Set x−c=y, where c is the point of expansion
* Rewrite the function in terms of and solve it

For ex:
f(x) = sin x / x-π at x= π
Here it is of the form 0/0 at x = π
let y = x-π
function will become f(y) = sin (π+y) / y

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