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${ // md`The increasing influence of the long tail of terms in the Taylor Series of ${tex`\color{${colors.benchmark}} f(x)=${lnXPlus1.label()}`} as it approaches the asymptote at ***x = *** **-1**. ${ // htl.html` setupView({ func: lnXPlus1, degree: 20, xSampleValue: -0.99})}>Show Me…` // }`}
${ // md`The large contribution of higher-order terms (***n = *** **3, 4, 5**) to the approximated value of ${tex`\color{${colors.benchmark}} f(x)=${cosX.label()}`} as ***x*** moves away from **0**, and the lack of accuracy caused by ignoring the smaller, even higher terms (***n = *** **7, 8**). ${ // htl.html` setupView({ func: cosX, degree: 7, xSampleValue: 2.3 * Math.PI})}>Show Me…` // }.`}
${ // md`The approach of all the Taylor terms to **1** as ***x*** approaches the asymptote at ***x = *** **1** in the function ${tex`\color{${colors.benchmark}} f(x)=${oneOverOnePlusX.label()}`}, which is why its Taylor approximation can never approximate the value of ***x = *** **1**. ${ // htl.html` setupView({ func: oneOverOnePlusX, degree: 55, xSampleValue: 0.99})}>Show Me…` // }.`}

` // } 34:Td1a,functions = [ { label: (x='x') => `e^{${x}}`, benchmark: x => Math.pow(Math.E, x), lambda: (x, n) => Math.pow(x, n) / factorial(n), domain: { interval: [-4, 4], }, range: { interval: [-Math.E, Math.pow(Math.E, 4)], unit: 'e', unitSize: Math.E }, terms: { formula: (x='x', n='n') => `\\frac {${x}^${n}} {${n}!}`, sign: () => 1, numeratorExp: n => n, denominatorVal: n => n, factorialize: true, }, }, { label: (x='x') => `\\cos(${x})`, benchmark: Math.cos, lambda: (x, n) => Math.pow(-1, n) * Math.pow(x, 2*n) / factorial(2*n), domain: { interval: [-3 * Math.PI, 3 * Math.PI], unit: '𝜋', unitSize: Math.PI, }, range: { interval: [-1.5, 1.5], ticksPerUnit: 2, }, terms: { formula: (x='x', n='n') => `(-1)^${n} \\frac {${x} ^ {2${n}}} {(2${n})!}`, sign: n => Math.pow(-1, n), numeratorExp: n => 2*n, denominatorVal: n => 2*n, factorialize: true, }, }, { label: (x='x') => `\\sin(${x})`, benchmark: Math.sin, lambda: (x, n) => Math.pow(-1, n) * Math.pow(x, 2*n+1) / factorial(2*n+1), domain: { interval: [-3 * Math.PI, 3 * Math.PI], unit: '𝜋', unitSize: Math.PI, }, range: { interval: [-1.5, 1.5], ticksPerUnit: 2, }, terms: { formula: (x='x', n='n') => `(-1)^${n} \\frac {${x} ^ {2${n}+1}} {(2${n} + 1)!}`, sign: n => Math.pow(-1, n), numeratorExp: n => 2*n + 1, denominatorVal: n => 2*n + 1, factorialize: true, }, }, { label: (x='x') => `\\frac{1}{1-${x}}`, benchmark: x => 1 / (1 - x), lambda: (x, n) => Math.pow(x, n), domain: { valid: [-1, 1], interval: [-1.5, 1.5], ticksPerUnit: 2, }, range: { interval: [-10, 100], ticksPerUnit: .1, }, terms: { formula: (x='x', n='n') => `${x}^${n}`, sign: () => 1, numeratorExp: n => n, denominatorVal: () => 1, factorialize: false, }, }, { label: (x='x') => `\\ln(1+${x})`, benchmark: x => Math.log(1 + x), lambda: (x, n) => Math.pow(-1, n+1) * Math.pow(x, n) / n, n0: 1, domain: { valid: [-1, 1], interval: [-1.5, 1.5], ticksPerUnit: 2, }, range: { interval: [-5, 1], }, terms: { formula: (x='x', n='n') => `(-1)^{${n}+1} \\frac {${x} ^ ${n}} {${n}}`, sign: n => Math.pow(-1, n+1), numeratorExp: n => n, denominatorVal: n => n, factorialize: false, }, }, { label: (x='x') => `\\tan^{-1}(${x})`, benchmark: x => Math.atan(x), lambda: (x, n) => Math.pow(-1, n) * Math.pow(x, 2*n+1) / (2*n+1), domain: { valid: [-1, 1], interval: [-1.5, 1.5], ticksPerUnit: 2, }, range: { interval: [-.5 * Math.PI, .5 * Math.PI], unit: '𝜋', unitSize: Math.PI, ticksPerUnit: 4, }, terms: { formula: (x='x', n='n') => `(-1)^${n} \\frac {${x} ^ {2${n}+1}} {2${n} + 1}`, sign: n => Math.pow(-1, n), numeratorExp: n => 2*n + 1, denominatorVal: n => 2*n + 1, factorialize: false, }, }, ] // Bessel Function: lambda: (x, n) => Math.pow(-1, n) * Math.pow(x, 2*n) / (Math.pow(2, 2*n) * Math.pow(factorial(n), 2)),35:T942,function renderSolution( { label, n0, terms: { formula, sign, numeratorExp, denominatorVal, factorialize }, lambda, benchmark }, x = 'x', n1, realX ) { n0 = n0 || 0 const smallScreen = width < 600 const series = d3.range(n0, Math.min((n1+1) || Infinity, smallScreen ? 4 : 6) + (n0)) .map(n => { const denom = denominatorVal(n) const exp = numeratorExp(n) return [ denom === 1 || (factorialize && denom === 0) ? '' : '\\frac', exp === 0 ? '{1}' : exp === 1 ? `{${x}}` : `{${x} ^ {${exp}}}`, denom === 1 || (factorialize && denom === 0) ? '' : `{${denom}${factorialize ? '!' : ''}}`, n1 != null && n === degree ? '' : sign(n+1) > 0 ? '+' : '-', ].join('') }) const fmt = d3.format('.4') const realSeries = realX != null && d3.range(n0, (n1 != null ? Math.min(n1, 20) : 4) + 1 + (n0)) .map(n => lambda(realX, n)) .map((v, i) => `${v >= 0 ? i === 0 ? '' : '+' : '-'}${fmt(Math.abs(v))}`) .map(s => s.replace(/e(.*)/, `{\\times 10^{$1}}`)) const stripDoubleParens = s => s.replace(/$(\(.*$)\)/, '$1') const realBenchmark = benchmark(xSampleValue) return html`

${ tex`\displaystyle \color{${colors.benchmark}} ${stripDoubleParens(`f(${x})`)} = ${stripDoubleParens(label(x))}` }

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