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(Solved): Suppose the degree-three Taylor polynomial for a function f(x) centred at x=0 is 4-x+5x^(2)-4x^(3) a ...



Suppose the degree-three Taylor polynomial for a function f(x) centred at x=0 is 4-x+5x^(2)-4x^(3) and the degree-three Taylor polynomial for a function g(x) centred at x=0 is 5+9x-5x^(2)-8x^(3) Then the degree-three Maclaurin polynomial for the function f(x)*g(x) is: T_(3)(x)=


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