Need to linearize the following functions using the Taylor method with 1 as the point of expansion:
A) U = ln(c)
B) U = 1 - e^(-c/2)
C) U = c^(1/2)
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Need to linearize the following functions using the Taylor method with 1 as the point of expansion:
A) U = ln(c)
B) U = 1 - e^(-c/2)
C) U = c^(1/2)
By linearlize do you just meanQuote:
Originally Posted by Gemini
Need to linearize the following functions using the Taylor method with 1 as the point of expansion:
A)
B)
C)
?
All I know is that we're supposed to use something like this:
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/images/...dEquation1.gif
It doesn't look too difficult and I did get some solutions out but I have no idea if I'm actually on the right track.