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    Nov 6, 2011, 08:46 PM
    Taylor Polynomials and Maximal Error
    A certain function f(x) has second derivative equal to e^(10x-1). The first-degree Taylor polynomial is used to approximate the function. What is the maximal error that can occur when one approximates f(0:1).

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