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Taylor's Formula: Interpretation and Applications
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This lecture covers the Taylor's formula, its interpretation, and applications. It explains the development of Taylor polynomials, the concept of finite increments, and the theorem of finite increments. The lecture also delves into the interpretation of the theorem and its implications.
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