3. Let f(x) = x³ – 3x – 2 (a) Define the Newton-Raphson sequence {Xn} for the given f(x) (b) Start with xo = 2.1 and compute x1, x2, X3, & X4. (c) Is the sequence converging quadratically or linearly? (Justify your answer both analytically and by finding rate of convergence of the sequence numerically). - -

3. Let f(x) = x³ – 3x – 2 (a) Define the Newton-Raphson sequence {Xn} for the given f(x) (b) Start with xo = 2.1 and compute x1, x2, X3, & X4. (c) Is the sequence converging quadratically or linearly? (Justify your answer both analytically and by finding rate of convergence of the sequence numerically). - -

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3. Let f(x) = x³ – 3x – 2
(a) Define the Newton-Raphson sequence {Xn} for the given f(x)
(b) Start with xo = 2.1 and compute x1, x2, X3, & X4.
(c) Is the sequence converging quadratically or linearly? (Justify your answer both analytically and
by finding rate of convergence of the sequence numerically).
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