Answer to Question #291365 in Real Analysis for Dhruv bartwal

Question #291365

Show that Rn(x), the Lagrange's form of remainder in the maclaurin series expansion of cos3x tends to zero as n →∞. Hence obtain its infinite maclaurin expansion

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