Expand log(cos x) about the point x=π/3 up to 3rd degree terms using Taylor’s Series
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Expand log(cos x) about the point x=π/3 up to 3rd degree terms using Taylor’s Series
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value of cos pi/3 = 1/2
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Yes correct.. Value of cos pi/3 = 1/2
But log (cos pi/3)= log (1/2) = log1-log2 = -log 2 (as log1=0)