cosh x=1.285, find x by inverse interpolation, using the data in the following table: x cosh x 0.735 1.2824937 0.736 1.2832974 0.737 1.2841023 0.738 1.2849085 0.739 1.2857159 0.740 1.2865247 0.741 1.2873348 0.742 1.2881461

cosh x=1.285, find x by inverse interpolation, using the data in the following table: x cosh x 0.735 1.2824937 0.736 1.2832974 0.737 1.2841023 0.738 1.2849085 0.739 1.2857159 0.740 1.2865247 0.741 1.2873348 0.742 1.2881461

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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