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In terms оf hemispheric lаterаlizаtiоn, оther than movement and sensation from the opposite side of the body, what are two functions lateralized to the right brain? [a] What are two functions lateralized to the left brain? [b]
Infinite Prоcesses аnd Alternаtive RepresentаtiоnsWrite explanatiоns that addresses each of the prompts below. Show your ideas, with reasons. If uncertain about something, write what you DO know and articulate what you are unsure about. (this is worth points).Part (a): Alternating Series Approximation Test (7 points)Consider an alternating series ∑n=1∞(-1)n+1an where an>0 for all n≥1.(i) State the conditions under which an alternating series converges. (2 points)(ii) If an alternating series ∑n=1∞(-1)n+1an converges to a sum S, explain how the partial sum Sn=∑k=1n(-1)k+1ak can be used to approximate S. (2 points)(iii) For a convergent alternating series, explain how to find an upper bound for the error when approximating the sum S using the partial sum Sn. (3 points)Part (b): Power Series and Approximations (7 points)(i) Write the Maclaurin series for sin(x). (2 points)(ii) Using the Maclaurin series for sin(x), find the Maclaurin series for sinx2. (2 points)(iii) Show that the series for sinx2 is an alternating series when x2>0, and verify that it satisfies the conditions for the alternating series test. (2 points)(iv) Using the alternating series approximation, determine how many terms of the series for sin0.52=sin0.25 you would need to include to ensure that the error in the approximation is less than 0.01. Calculate this approximation. (2 points)Evaluation criterion:Correct mathematical definitions and notationsClear explanations of conceptsLogical organization and flow of ideasPrecise mathematical language and terminology