Find the first and second order Taylor polynomial (or Taylor approximation) of f (x, y) = e* sin (8y) at the point (0, 0).(a) T₁(x, y) =(b) T₂(x, y) =

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Find the first and second order Taylor polynomial (or Taylor approximation) of f (x, y) = ex sin (8y) at the point (0, 0). (a) T₁ (x, y) = (b) T₂(x, y) =