Using a symbol-manipulating program such as Maple, Mathematica, MATLAB, or Macsyma, carry out the following tasks. Record your work in some manner, for example, by using a diary or script command.
a. Find the Taylor series, up to and including the term x10, for the function (tan x)2, using 0 as the point x0.
b. Find the indefinite integral of (cos x)−4.
c. Find the definite integral 
d. Find the first prime number greater than 27448.
e. Obtain the numerical value of 
f. Find the solution of the differential equation y′+y = (1 + ex )−1.
g. Define the function f (x, y) = 9x4−y4+2y2−1.You want to know the value of f (40545, 70226). Compute this in the straightforward way by direct substitution of x = 40545 and y = 70226 in the definition of f (x, y), using first 6-decimal accuracy, then 7-, 8-, and so on up to 24-decimal digits of accuracy. Next, prove by means of elementary algebra that
Use this formula to compute the same value of f (x, y), again using different precisions, from 6- decimal to 24-decimal. Describe what you have learned. To force the program to do floating-point operations instead of integer arithmetic, write your numbers in the form 9.0, 40545.0, and so forth.
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