Question #eb1ff

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Nov 8, 2016

(1+x^2)|x|

Explanation:

Taylor expansion is

f(x)=f(0)+xf'(0)+x^2/(2!)f''(0)+x^3/(3!)f'''(0)+x^4/(4!)f''''(0) +.....

f=xe^(x^2); f(0)=0.

f'=2x^2e^(x^2)+e^(x^2)=2xf+e^(x^2); f'(0)=1.

f''=2xf'+4f; f''(0)=0

f'''=6f'+2xf''. f'''(0)=6

f''''=8f''+2xf'''; f''''(0)=0.

The Taylor biquadratic polynomial, about x = 0 is

x+x^3 and the upper bound is given by

(x+x^3|<=|x||1+x^2| =(1+x^2)|x|