Solve the IVP using Taylor's series( 3rd deg polynomial). dy/dx=3x2y;y(1)=1 y′(1)= y′′(1)= y′′′(1)= y(1.4)= (2 decimal p

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Solve the IVP using Taylor's series( 3rd deg polynomial). dy/dx=3x2y;y(1)=1 y′(1)= y′′(1)= y′′′(1)= y(1.4)= (2 decimal p

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Solve the IVP using Taylor's series( 3rd deg polynomial). dy/dx=3x2y;y(1)=1 y′(1)= y′′(1)= y′′′(1)= y(1.4)= (2 decimal places) True value at x=1.4 (2 decimal places)
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