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Find the Linear Approximating Polynomial for the Function Centered at A

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Find the linear approximating polynomial for the function centered at a.
-f(x) = Find the linear approximating polynomial for the function centered at a. -f(x) = , a = 0 A) L(x) = x - 6 B) L(x) = x + 6 C) L(x) = x - 6 D) L(x) = x + 6 , a = 0


A) L(x) = Find the linear approximating polynomial for the function centered at a. -f(x) = , a = 0 A) L(x) = x - 6 B) L(x) = x + 6 C) L(x) = x - 6 D) L(x) = x + 6 x - 6
B) L(x) = Find the linear approximating polynomial for the function centered at a. -f(x) = , a = 0 A) L(x) = x - 6 B) L(x) = x + 6 C) L(x) = x - 6 D) L(x) = x + 6 x + 6
C) L(x) = Find the linear approximating polynomial for the function centered at a. -f(x) = , a = 0 A) L(x) = x - 6 B) L(x) = x + 6 C) L(x) = x - 6 D) L(x) = x + 6 x - 6
D) L(x) = Find the linear approximating polynomial for the function centered at a. -f(x) = , a = 0 A) L(x) = x - 6 B) L(x) = x + 6 C) L(x) = x - 6 D) L(x) = x + 6 x + 6

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