👉 The Taylor Math, or Taylor Series, is a mathematical technique used to approximate functions using an infinite series of polynomial terms centered around a specific point, known as the center or expansion point. This series expansion allows for the representation of complex functions, like trigonometric or exponential functions, as sums of simpler polynomial expressions. The accuracy of the approximation improves as more terms are included, making it particularly useful for numerical computations and analyses where exact function values are difficult to compute directly. The Taylor series is named after the mathematician Brook Taylor, who first described it in the early 18th century.
