Example 2.33. Evaluate the following (correct to four decimal places) by Newton'siteration method :(i) 1/31(iii) 1/√14(v) (30)-1/5(ii) √5(iv) 24

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Example 2.33. Evaluate the following (correct to four decimal places) by Newton's iteration method : (i) 1/31 (iii) 1/√14 (v) (30)-1/5 (ii) √5 (iv) 24