Lab 8 Maclaurin Series In This Lab You Will Write A Script To Implement The Maclaurin Series You Will Need To Show Y 1 (32.65 KiB) Viewed 28 times
Lab 8 Maclaurin Series In This Lab You Will Write A Script To Implement The Maclaurin Series You Will Need To Show Y 2 (19 KiB) Viewed 28 times
Lab #8 - Maclaurin Series In this lab, you will write a script to implement the Maclaurin Series You will need to show your lab professor to get your grades. Grades: 2% of your final course mark Deadline This lab period. Steps Step 1. Maclaurin Series Maclaurin series are used to expand a function around zero. This series is an infinite series and is given as follows: f(x)=n=0∑∞n!fn(0)xn where fn(0) is the nth derivative of f(x), with a value of 0 for x. Step 2. Exercise - Find the Maclaurin series of f(x)=e−2x. - Write an R script that takes the value of x as an input from the user, then compute the value of the series for up to ten terms. The output should be a table that shows the absolute and relative errors of each result. The output should look like the following on the next page:
compute the value of the series for up to ten terms. The oulput should be a table that shows the absolute and relative errors of each result. The output should look like the following on the next page: Plaase enter the value of x : Ferm an (−2x) Absolute error Relative error 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - Change the number of terms from 10 to 100 and plot the value of the series as a function of the number of terms.
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