Exercise 1.3 : Approximation of functionsThe function(1) =can be approximated by the series()~1+x+パ++as long as x] < 1. We would like to explore how many terms are needed to make the difference between f(x) and this seriesapproximation smaller than a given tolerance.For example, for an error of 1x 10- and x=0 only one term from the series is needed, while for x=1/2= 21-(1/2)and1.1.1+ラt *- 1.937522so n=5 terms is enough for an error of 1 x 10" and x1/2(a) Write a functionvoid numberofTerms (double x, double error, int n)that will for any value of x less then 1 in magnitude compare the series to the exact function and determine the minimumnumber of terms needed to make their difference less than a specified error. Make sure you protect your functionagainst bad inputs using control structures.(b) Write a driver program that tests the function numberofTerms written in 1.3(a). The report should contain the following sections:1. list of files: list of each file contained in your submission.2. usage: This section should explain how to use your program.3. implementation: this section should provide a brief description of each of your program organizationand its implementation.4. Bugs: This section should mention any known bugs. If you are unaware of any bugs, simpleplace "NONE" under this heading.

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Exercise 1.3 : Approximation of functions The function can be approximated by the series )=1+x+デ++ as long as x<1. We would like to explore how many terms are needed to make the difference between f(x) and this series approximation smaller than a given tolerance. For example, for an error of 1x 10- and x=0 only one term from the series is needed, while for x= 1/2 = 2 1-(1/2) and 1 1 1+えttt son=5 terms is enough for an error of I x 10- and x 1/2 - 1.9375 (a) Write a function void numberofTerms (double x, double error, int n)

Exercise 1.3 : Approximation of functions The function can be approximated by the series )=1+x+デ++ as long as x<1. We would like to explore how many terms are needed to make the difference between f(x) and this series approximation smaller than a given tolerance. For example, for an error of 1x 10- and x=0 only one term from the series is needed, while for x= 1/2 = 2 1-(1/2) and 1 1 1+えttt son=5 terms is enough for an error of I x 10- and x 1/2 - 1.9375 (a) Write a function void numberofTerms (double x, double error, int n)

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