Hi. I know f.taylor(x, x_0, n) would generate an n-order Taylor approximation of f around x_0 for a function of a single variable. My question is how to do this for multiple variables. I know Maxima can handle it. How do I do this in sage?
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Hi. I know f.taylor(x, x_0, n) would generate an n-order Taylor approximation of f around x_0 for a function of a single variable. My question is how to do this for multiple variables. I know Maxima can handle it. How do I do this in sage?
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Hi. I know f.taylor(x, x_0, n) would generate an n-order Taylor approximation of f around x_0 for a function of a single variable. My question is how to How can I do this for multiple variables. I know Maxima can handle it. How do I do this in sage?
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Hi. I know f.taylor(x, x_0, n) would generate an n-order Taylor approximation of f around x_0 for a function of a single variable. How can I do this for multiple variables. variables? I know Maxima can handle it. How do I do this in sage?
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