11.11 (4) The 4th degree Taylor polynomial for sin(x) centered at a=6?? is given by sin(x)=21?+23??(x?6??)?41?(x?6??)2?123??(x?6??)3+481?(x?6??)4+R4?(x) Using this, estimate sin(40?) correct to five decimal places. solutionspile.com

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11.11 (4)    The 4th degree Taylor polynomial for sin(x) centered at a=6?? is given by sin(x)=21?+23??(x?6??)?41?(x?6??)2?123??(x?6??)3+481?(x?6??)4+R4?(x) Using this, estimate sin(40?) correct to five decimal places. > solutionspile.com

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