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clear;
clc;
close all;
syms x;
fx = x*cos(x);
xx = -8:0.01:8;
plot(xx,subs(fx,x,xx));
xlabel("x");
ylabel("f(x)");
p1 = taylor(fx, x, 'Order',2);
p3 = taylor(fx, x, 'Order',4);
p5 = taylor(fx, x, 'Order',6);
p7 = taylor(fx, x, 'Order',8);
pretty(p7);
figure;
xx = -pi:0.01:pi;
plot(xx,subs(fx,x,xx));
hold on
plot(xx,subs(p1,x,xx));
plot(xx,subs(p3,x,xx));
plot(xx,subs(p5,x,xx));
plot(xx,subs(p7,x,xx));
hold off;
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