Lecture

Taylor Polynomials: Orders 1 and 2

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This lecture covers the development of Taylor polynomials of orders 1 and 2, focusing on the linear approximation of functions around a point. It explains the concepts of linearity of order 1 and 2, the development theorems, and the calculation of Taylor polynomials. The instructor demonstrates the application of these concepts through examples and emphasizes the importance of understanding the polynomial approximations in calculus.

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