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Consider the power series of the function \"\".

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In general, using additional terms provides an approximation that is closer to the actual value of \"\".

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Consider the fourthpartial sum of \"\". \ \ \"\"

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Similarly, consider the fifth partial sum of \"\".

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Similarly, consider the sixth partial sum of \"\".

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Using a calculator, the value of \"\" is \"\". \ \ Therefore, as the number of terms increases, the approximation approaches the actual value of \"\" for different values of \"\".

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As the number of terms increases, the approximation approaches the actual value of \"\" for different values of \"\".