Examining the Taylor Series - Confused?

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The discussion focuses on the Taylor series and its specific case, the Maclaurin series, which approximates functions around the point a = 0. The user expresses confusion regarding the convergence of the Taylor series, particularly in relation to the function e^x. It is confirmed that the Maclaurin series serves as an approximation of functions at the origin, clarifying the user's understanding of the concept.

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hello,

I'm examinating the theorem of power series, specially taylor series
I know a function f(x) can be written as a series of polynomials.
but using the taylor series it says that the convergence of that function is about a point a

by using the Maclaurinseries a = 0 , so examinating e^x by Maclauring is is the approximation at the origin of the graph

Am I wrong with this...
little bit confused

grtz
 
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ok, thank you !

grtz
 

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