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Calculate the taylor polynomials t2(x)t2(x) and t3(x)t3(x) centered at x=πx=π for f(x)=sin(x)f(x)=sin(x). t2(x)t2(x) must be of the form a+b(x−π)+c(x−π)2 a+b(x−π)+c(x−π)2 where aa equals: bb equals: and cc equals: t3(x)t3(x) must be of the form d+e(x−π)+f(x−π)2+g(x−π)3 d+e(x−π)+f(x−π)2+g(x−π)3 where dd equals: ee equals: ff equals: and

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