Interpolation: The pointsXy-2-1124 -1 3-459 4 24 -53lie on a polynomial. Use (for example) the divided difference table of Newton's method to determinethe degree of the polynomial.

Given data is as given the following table. x y -2 -1 1 2 4 59 -1 4 3 24 -4 -53…

Answered: Interpolation: The points X y -2 -1 1 4…

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x	y
-2	-1
1	2
4	59
-1	4
3	24
-4	-53

Interpolation: The points X y -2 -1 1 4 -1 3-4 2 59 4 24 -53 lie on a polynomial. Use (for example) the divided difference table of Newton's method to determine the degree of the polynomial.