Let τ(x) be the taylor Series centered at 0. Let the Taylor series be approximated to fifth degree polynomial only, which is the interval over which f(x) = sin(x) can be accurately calculated.

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[-4π, 0]

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(-∞, ∞)

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[-2π, 2π]

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[-4π, 0]

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It is accurate for any interval

1.	Let τ(x) be the taylor Series centered at 0. Let the Taylor series be approximated to fifth degree polynomial only, which is the interval over which f(x) = sin(x) can be accurately calculated.
A.	(-∞, ∞)
B.	[-2π, 2π]
C.	[-4π, 0]
D.	It is accurate for any interval
Answer» C. [-4π, 0]

Let τ(x) be the taylor Series centered at 0. Let the Taylor series be approximated to fifth degree polynomial only, which is the interval over which f(x) = sin(x) can be accurately calculated.

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