(a) Let R denote any positive number. Apply the the Newton-Rapson method to f(x) = - -R in order to determine an iterative formula for computing a zero of f(x). Simplify this iterative formula so that it is in the form Xi+1 = x;(c - x;R) where c is a constant. Note: show all your work and determine the value of c.
(a) Let R denote any positive number. Apply the the Newton-Rapson method to f(x) = - -R in order to determine an iterative formula for computing a zero of f(x). Simplify this iterative formula so that it is in the form Xi+1 = x;(c - x;R) where c is a constant. Note: show all your work and determine the value of c.
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Transcribed Image Text:(a) Let R denote any positive number. Apply the the Newton-Rapson method to
f(x) = !.
-R
in order to determine an iterative formula for computing a zero of f(x). Simplify
this iterative formula so that it is in the form
Xi+1 = x;(c - x;R)
where c is a constant. Note: show all your work and determine the value of c.
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