For Questions 2 and 3, you may use your calculator only for calculations involving arithmetic. For example, you may plug an expression like " " (0.2)4" into the calcu- lator, because it only involves basic arithmetic. However, you are not allowed to put something like "V2. e0.7" into the calculator, because you don't actually "know" what V2 or e07 are. In other words, the calculator can be used to save time in calculations, but not as a substitute for mathematical knowledge. 2.) (6 points. )Let f(x) = 8et/2, and suppose that I is within 0.2 of 0. Use the Taylor- Lagrange theorem to find a reasonable upper bound on the error in estimating the value of f(x) by T3(z; 0). - 0 . 2 Ik , fic . xy 4p 4 Ex (Xic) 2 2 4 ! 48 (0.2) FUN 24 . largest 1/48 ( 0.2 ) 4 errur S 24 - 0.25 X5 0. 2 1/48 12 12 - 0.2 - C 40.2 ekza's = 0. 09 032139