Q.71
Question
Use appropriate Maclaurin series to express the quantities in Exercises as alternating series. Then use Theorem to approximate the value of the specified quantities to within of their actual value. How many terms in each series would be needed to approximate the given quantity to within of its value? In Exercises be sure to convert to radian measure first.
Step-by-Step Solution
Verifiedthe approximate the value of up to three decimal places is
Also, to approximate the quantity to within of its value, the number of terms required is
Consider the function
Also,
The Maclaurin series for the function is
Also,
The Maclaurin series for the function is
So, to find the Maclaurin series for the function , put Therefore,
that is,
Now, to approximate the value of up to three decimal places, let us first write its corresponding Maclaurin series in expanded form.
So,
Therefore, the approximate the value of up to three decimal places is
Also, to approximate the quantity to within of its value, the number of terms required is 14