Define a function sinc(x) (pronounced *sink of x*) by: sinc(x) = (this function is used frequently in electrical engineering and signal processing.) use this list of basic taylor series to find the taylor series for f(x) = sinc(x) based at 0. give your answer using summation notation, write out the first three non-zero terms, and give the interval on which the series converges. (if you need to enter infinity, use the infinity button in calcpad or type "infinity" in all lower-case.) the taylor series for sinc(x) is: the first three non-zero terms are the taylor series converges to sinc(x) for |x| < use the taylor series you series you just found for sinc(x) to find the taylor series for f(x) = sinc(t) dt based at 0. give your answer ; using summation notation, write out the first three non-zero terms, and give the interval on which the series converges. the taylor series for f(x) = sinc(t) is: the first three non-zero terms are: + + + the taylor series converges to f(x) for |x| < .