Use the secant method to determine an improvement on the estimated root in the following cases. a.
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Use the secant method to determine an improvement on the estimated root in the following cases.
a. f (x) = ex − 4 from initial estimates x0 = 1.2 and x1 = 1.5.
b. g(x) = x3 − 2x − 4 from initial estimates x0 = 2.3 and x1 = 2.5.
c. h(x) = ln(x) − 2 from initial estimates x0 = 7 and x1 = 8.
d. k(x) = ln(x3) − 5 from initial estimates x0 = 5.5 and x0 = 6.1.
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Introduction To Actuarial And Financial Mathematical Methods
ISBN: 9780128001561
1st Edition
Authors: Stephen Garrett
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