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Given ?(?) = 3√?.(cube root of x) Give a bound on the magnitude of the error...

Given ?(?) = 3√?.(cube root of x) Give a bound on the magnitude of the error when f(x) is approximated by its 1st

order Taylor polynomial about x = 8 for 7 ≤ x ≤ 9.

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