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Exercises and problems related to the taylor series, its approximation, and the alternating series for functions such as cos(x), sin(x), and ln(cos(x)). It includes problems involving the sum of series, approximations to a certain degree, and comparing the actual sum to the function value. The document also covers the taylor series for tan(x).
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