A function has a Taylor polynomial centered at given by P(x)=1+4(x-2)+ 3 2 (x-2)^2+ 1…

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A function pp has a Taylor polynomial centered at x=2x=2 given by P(x)=1+4(x−2)+32(x−2)2+16(x−2)3.P(x)=1+4(x-2)+\frac{3}{2}(x-2)^2+\frac{1}{6}(x-2)^3. What are p′(2)p'(2) and p′′(2)p''(2)? (a) p′(2)=2 and p′′(2)=3p'(2)=2\text{ and }p''(2)=3 (b) p′(2)=4 and p′′(2)=32p'(2)=4\text{ and }p''(2)=\dfrac{3}{2} (c) p′(2)=4 and p′′(2)=3p'(2)=4\text{ and }p''(2)=3 (d) p′(2)=3 and p′′(2)=4p'(2)=3\text{ and }p''(2)=4

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