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8. The function y = f(:1:) has the graph shown below. b c d, 6 Consider using the Newton method to find the roots T1 and r; of ns). (3) Why would 6 not be suitable as an initial approximation? (b) Which of the other values. a, b, c and cl could not be used? (c) If a value between I) and c was used as an initial approximation, to which root would the method converge? 9. Use the graph of y = f'(a:) in the accompanying figure to replace the question mark with , as appropriate. Explain your reasoning. (a) MD ? f(1) (C)f'(0) ? 0 (e) f\"(0) ? 0 (b) f(1) T' f(2) (dlf'(1) ? 0 (f)f\"(2) ? 0