(a)satisfies |f'(y) – f'(x)| < L\y – x| for some positive L and every x, y E R. Show thatLet f: R → R be differentiable. Suppose that the first derivative f'(w) – S(x) – s'(x)(y – #)| < }L\y – a?.(You may quote the integral mean-value theorem f(b)proof.)f(a) + S. f'(t) dt without(b) гfor a sequence {xk} that converges to æ*.Define the order of convergen.ce r and the asymptotic error constant Yr(c)Consider the univariate function f(x) = ²(x – 1).(i) List all the zeros of f(x).(ii) Define the iterates of Newton's method for finding a zero of f(x).(iii) Find the order of convergence and asymptotic error constant for every Newtonsequence that converges to a zero of f(x).

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(a) satisfies |f'(y) – f'(x)| < L\y – x| for some positive L and every x, y E R. Show that Let f: R → R be differentiable. Suppose that the first derivative f' S(4) – S(=) – f'(@)(y – 2)| < L\v – #?. (You may quote the integral mean-value theorem f(b) = f(a) + S. f'(t) dt without proof.)

(a) satisfies |f'(y) – f'(x)| < L\y – x| for some positive L and every x, y E R. Show that Let f: R → R be differentiable. Suppose that the first derivative f' S(4) – S(=) – f'(@)(y – 2)| < L\v – #?. (You may quote the integral mean-value theorem f(b) = f(a) + S. f'(t) dt without proof.)

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(a)
satisfies |f'(y) – f'(x)| < L\y – x| for some positive L and every x, y E R. Show that
Let f: R → R be differentiable. Suppose that the first derivative f'
(w) – S(x) – s'(x)(y – #)| < }L\y – a?.
(You may quote the integral mean-value theorem f(b)
proof.)
f(a) + S. f'(t) dt without
(b) г
for a sequence {xk} that converges to æ*.
Define the order of convergen.ce r and the asymptotic error constant Yr
(c)
Consider the univariate function f(x) = ²(x – 1).
(i) List all the zeros of f(x).
(ii) Define the iterates of Newton's method for finding a zero of f(x).
(iii) Find the order of convergence and asymptotic error constant for every Newton
sequence that converges to a zero of f(x).

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