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PFC - Workshop 04: Q1 (8 Marks) - Write A Program That Performs The Following Tasks

The document provides the prototypes for 4 functions to calculate exponential, pi, sine and cosine functions approximately using Taylor series expansions. It includes a main function to test the exponential function myExp with 2 prototypes - one calculating up to a given term n, and one calculating until the remainder is less than a given epsilon value. It asks to write the myExp, myPi, mySin and myCos functions based on the given Taylor series approximations and prototypes.

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PFC - Workshop 04: Q1 (8 Marks) - Write A Program That Performs The Following Tasks

The document provides the prototypes for 4 functions to calculate exponential, pi, sine and cosine functions approximately using Taylor series expansions. It includes a main function to test the exponential function myExp with 2 prototypes - one calculating up to a given term n, and one calculating until the remainder is less than a given epsilon value. It asks to write the myExp, myPi, mySin and myCos functions based on the given Taylor series approximations and prototypes.

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PFC - Workshop 04

Q1 (8 marks). Write a program that performs the following tasks:


1. Write function with prototype
double myExp(double x, int n);
which calculate ex approximately by the formula:
x x2 xn
ex ~ S = 1+ + + ... +
1! 2! n!
2. Write function with prototype
double myExp(double x, double epsi);
which calculate and return ex approximately by the formula:
x x2 xn
ex ~ S = 1+ + + ... +
1! 2! n!
xn
here n is the first integer for which | |  epsi is satisfied.
n!
You should use the main function below to test your program:
int main()
{system("cls");
double x, epsi; int n;
x = 1.5; epsi = 0.00001; n = 1000;
printf("\n");
printf(" exp(%.1f) = %f\n", x,exp(x));
printf(" exp(%.1f,%d) = %f\n", x, n, myExp(x,n));
printf(" exp(%.1f,%f) = %f\n",x, epsi, myExp(x,epsi));
printf("\n");
system("pause");
return(0);
}

Output for the above main function:

Additional questions (2 marks):


Q2.Write function with prototype:
double myPi(double epsi);
which calculates and return the value PI approximately by the formula:
1 1 1 1
 ~ S = 4* (1- + - +...+(-1)n )
3 5 7 2n  1
1
here n is the first integer for which | |  epsi is satisfied.
2n  1

Q3.Write function with prototype:


double mySin(double x, double epsi);
which calculates and return the value sin(x) approximately by the formula:
x x3 x5 n
x ( 2 n 1)
sin(x) = - + -... +(-1)
1! 3! 5! ( 2n  1)!
1
here n is the first integer for which | |  epsi is satisfied.
2n  1

Q4.Write function with prototype:


double myCos(double x, double epsi);
which calculates and return the value cos(x) approximately by the formula:
2n
x2 x4 x
cos(x) = 1 - + -... +(-1)n
2! 4! ( 2n)!
x 2n
here n is the first integer for which | |  epsi is satisfied.
( 2n)!

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