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Before working any illustrations of Taylor Series the first requirement is to address the assumption that a Taylor Series will in fact exist for a specified function.  Let us start out with a few notation and definitions that we'll require.

To find out a condition that must be true in order for a Taylor series to exist for a function let's first describe the nth degree Taylor polynomial of f (x) as,

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Note: This actually is a polynomial of degree at most n!  If we were to write out the sum with no the summation notation this would obviously be an nth degree polynomial.


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