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Find the ?? (?) Taylor polynomial of ? (?) = (? - ?) ?? (? -...

Find the ?? (?) Taylor polynomial of ? (?) = (? - ?) ?? (? - ?) centered on ?. Using the Taylor inequality, find the error of the approximation if .? ≤ ? - ? ≤ ?. ?.
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