Given the function y(x) = sin(4+ sin(2x)) and the mesh x = xo + ik, where co π 2' ㅠ determine the central finite difference for the first derivative of y with step size k = 14 (c) Enter the absolute error at mesh point i = 4. At the same point, also calculate the exact first derivative y'(x₂). Calculate the absolute value of the error of the finite difference approximation at the point x₁. Work to at least 6 decimal places throughout and enter your answers to 2 decimal places. (a) Enter the finite difference approximation (b) Enter the exact derivative (d) If we were to divide the step size by 10, the error will be approximately multiplied by a factor of

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y(x)=sin(4+sin(2x))
x₁ = xo + ik
1=4
14
Note: According to the guidelines we are allowed
to solve 3 subparts at a time. Please post rest of
the subparts separately.
Step 2: Finding the first derivative using central
difference
f(x+k)-f(x-k) where is the step length.
2k
f'(x)=
X4=X+4k
-147+8
28
бл
28
3 T
14
4 T
14
:. f'(x)=
f(x+k)-f(x-k)
2k
1 ( - ² + 7) - (- = - 74 )
14
= f(-37) =
(-7)-(-²7)
푸
sin (4+ sin(-27))-sin(4+ sin(-4))
푸
-0.076501-0.116257
#
-0.43
Step 3: Finding the exact value
y(x)=sin(4+sin(2x))
y'(x)=2cos(4+sin(2x))cos(2x)
y'(-34) =
= -0.442024
Step 4: Finding the absolute error
EA=True value-Appoximate value
=1-0.44+0.431
= 0.01
Solution
Hence
(a) Enter the finite difference approximation -0.43
(b) Enter the exact derivative -0.44
(c) Enter the absolute error [0.01
Transcribed Image Text:y(x)=sin(4+sin(2x)) x₁ = xo + ik 1=4 14 Note: According to the guidelines we are allowed to solve 3 subparts at a time. Please post rest of the subparts separately. Step 2: Finding the first derivative using central difference f(x+k)-f(x-k) where is the step length. 2k f'(x)= X4=X+4k -147+8 28 бл 28 3 T 14 4 T 14 :. f'(x)= f(x+k)-f(x-k) 2k 1 ( - ² + 7) - (- = - 74 ) 14 = f(-37) = (-7)-(-²7) 푸 sin (4+ sin(-27))-sin(4+ sin(-4)) 푸 -0.076501-0.116257 # -0.43 Step 3: Finding the exact value y(x)=sin(4+sin(2x)) y'(x)=2cos(4+sin(2x))cos(2x) y'(-34) = = -0.442024 Step 4: Finding the absolute error EA=True value-Appoximate value =1-0.44+0.431 = 0.01 Solution Hence (a) Enter the finite difference approximation -0.43 (b) Enter the exact derivative -0.44 (c) Enter the absolute error [0.01
Given the function
y(x): = sin(4 + sin(2x))
and the mesh x�� = xo + ik, where co
determine the central finite difference for the first derivative of y with step size k
-
ㅠ
2
(c) Enter the absolute error
ㅠ
14
At the same point, also calculate the exact first derivative y'(xi).
Calculate the absolute value of the error of the finite difference approximation at the point ï¿.
Work to at least 6 decimal places throughout and enter your answers to 2 decimal places.
(a) Enter the finite difference approximation
(b) Enter the exact derivative
Select
at mesh point į = 4.
(d) If we were to divide the step size by 10, the error will be approximately multiplied by a factor of
Transcribed Image Text:Given the function y(x): = sin(4 + sin(2x)) and the mesh x�� = xo + ik, where co determine the central finite difference for the first derivative of y with step size k - ㅠ 2 (c) Enter the absolute error ㅠ 14 At the same point, also calculate the exact first derivative y'(xi). Calculate the absolute value of the error of the finite difference approximation at the point ï¿. Work to at least 6 decimal places throughout and enter your answers to 2 decimal places. (a) Enter the finite difference approximation (b) Enter the exact derivative Select at mesh point į = 4. (d) If we were to divide the step size by 10, the error will be approximately multiplied by a factor of
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