Taylor series for 28^(3/5) around x=2

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Hello,

What polynomial should I use for finding Taylor series for 28^(3/5) up to the first order? I mean, aside x^3 around 2. Any suggestions?
 
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Use the Taylor series of f(x)=x^(3/5) around a=32 (=2^5).

ehild
 
Did you not mean to write =2^3 (Instead of "=2^5")?
 
I know that 32=2^5.
 
Yes, and that is the fifth power of an integer that is closest to 28. That's the point.