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Taylor Series Calculator

Pick a function, an x, and how many terms to sum. Plots the partial sum against the real curve so you can watch the polynomial hug it near zero and peel away outside the radius of convergence , with the error at each term count alongside.

Function

sin(x) = x - x³/3! + x⁵/5! - x⁷/7! + ...

3 terms at x = 1

0.8416666667

exact 0.8414709848 · off by 1.957e-4

Partial Sum vs The Real Curve (x from -6.28 to 6.28)

1.5-1.5-6.286.28
sin(x) 3-term polynomialconverges for every x, but needs more terms the further you go from 0

Error by Term Count

TermsApproximationAbs ErrorDigits Correct
111.585e-10
20.83333333338.138e-32
30.84166666671.957e-43
50.84147100972.489e-87
100.8414709848016
200.8414709848016

Term by Term (what each term adds at x = 1)

#11
#2-0.1666666667
#30.008333333333
adds subtracts
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