5. This question concerns the function given by Fin,n)-in-sin(n-n). given by F (
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5. This question concerns the function given by Fin,n)-in-sin(n-n). given by F (i,2)12-sin (1- x2). (e) Explain why the solution to the equation F (x1,2)0 may be written in the form a2 f(xi) near the point (0,0). Hint: As part of your explanation you will need to evaluate one of the partial derivatives of F at the appropriate point. point (0, 0). {(yi, ya) E R2 : yl + y (bFind the degree two Taylor polynomial T2 (1.2) for the function F centred at the (c) Show that the error in approximating F by T2 on the unit disk S1 is bounded by 11 marksExplanation / Answer
concerns the function given by Fin,n)-in-sin(n-n). given by F (i,2)12-sin (1- x2)
F (x1,2)0 may be written in the form a2 f(xi) near the point (0,0)
point (0, 0). {(yi, ya) E R2 : yl + y
This is a linear homogeneous recurrence so solution is of the form
f(n)=r^n
r^2=2r-1
r=1,repeated roots
f(n)=(1)^n(A+Bn) is general solution
f(1)=A+B=1
f(2)=A+2B=5
So, A=-3,B=4
f(n)=-3+4n
Proof
Base case n=3
f(3)=2f(2)-f(1)=2*5-1=9=-3+3*4
So base case is true
Now assume true for all k<=n for some n>=3
We show it is true for n+1
f(n+1)=2f(n)-f(n-1)=2(-3+4n)-(-3+4(n-1))=-6+8n+3-4n+4=1+4n=-3+4(n+1)
HEnce true for all n
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