Taylor series part 1

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The document discusses how to create a Taylor series for the sine function centered at 0 using the base point 0. It states that to create the series, you use function values of zero to plug into the original formula of sine in order to generate the coefficient pattern for the Taylor series centered at 0.

How to create a sin (x) centered at 0 (base point 0)
Coefficient Pattern:

How to create a sin (x) centered at 0 (base point 0)
Use function values of zero to plug in the original formula to create a series

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