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Use Taylor Series to estimate the value of ln(3.4) knowing that the value of ln(1)=0 ,Perform...



Use Taylor Series to estimate the value of ln(3.4) knowing that the value of ln(1)=0 ,Perform the calculations until the 4th order term of the series. At each step of your calculation, find the relative approximate error.


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