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Use x=-1/2 in the MacLaurin series for e^x to approximate 1/sqrt (e) to four decimal places.

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|f^n(0)/n! (1/sqrt(e)-1/2)^n)| </= 1/10^4, but I don't know what to do from here.
8 years ago

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