Taylor Series Approximation Formulaf(x) = f(a) + f'(a)(x − a) + ¹¹(ª) (x − a)² + ²(x-a)³ + ...-23!-What is the second derivative of the function f(x)xex ?What is the coefficient of the third term of the TaylorSeries approximation for f(x) = -xex when a = 0?Oa. (1/6)Ob. (2/4!)Oc. (-1/2)Od. 3Using substitution, calculate the approximate value ofthis function at x = 0.3, using the fourth order Taylorseries approximation of this function. Enter yourresult up to five decimal places of accuracy.

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