Approximation Using Taylor POlynomial

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Find an approximate value of the number e-0.1 with an error less than 10-3

ı know that ex = Ʃ(from zero to ınfinity) xn / n!=1+x/1!+x
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/2!+...

ı don't know how to use e-0.1 in this question.Do ı write -0.1 instead of x in ex series?
 
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Since you are asked to calculate to within a particular accuracy, what you need is not the Taylor series, but a Taylor polynomial plus remainder estimate.