Consider the step size h = 0.1 and h = 0.001, how does the step size affect the accuracy in %3D estimating the first order derivative of f(x)= Ae* + Bx² sin x, difference? at x = 0.25 using 3-point central Note that the values of A = 82 B = 16.4
Consider the step size h = 0.1 and h = 0.001, how does the step size affect the accuracy in %3D estimating the first order derivative of f(x)= Ae* + Bx² sin x, difference? at x = 0.25 using 3-point central Note that the values of A = 82 B = 16.4
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