Kepler's equation for elliptic orbits has the form M = E – e sin E where M is called the mean anomaly, E is called the eccentric anomaly (measured in radians) and e (between 0 and 1) is the eccentricity of the elliptic orbit. Estimate the value of E if M = 2 and e = 0.3 a) By performing two iterations using the bisection method. (a, = 1, b, = 3) b) By performing two iterations using Regula Falsi.(ao = 1, bọ = 3) c) By performing two iterations using the Newton-Raphson method. (E, = 2)
Kepler's equation for elliptic orbits has the form M = E – e sin E where M is called the mean anomaly, E is called the eccentric anomaly (measured in radians) and e (between 0 and 1) is the eccentricity of the elliptic orbit. Estimate the value of E if M = 2 and e = 0.3 a) By performing two iterations using the bisection method. (a, = 1, b, = 3) b) By performing two iterations using Regula Falsi.(ao = 1, bọ = 3) c) By performing two iterations using the Newton-Raphson method. (E, = 2)
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Transcribed Image Text:2) Kepler's equation for elliptic orbits has the form
M = E – e sin E
where M is called the mean anomaly, E is called the eccentric anomaly (measured in radians) and e
(between 0 and 1) is the eccentricity of the elliptic orbit. Estimate the value of E if M = 2 and
e = 0.3
a) By performing two iterations using the bisection method. (a, = 1, bo = 3)
b) By performing two iterations using Regula Falsi.(ao = 1, bo = 3)
c) By performing two iterations using the Newton-Raphson method. (E, = 2)
d) By performing two iterations using the secant method. (E, = 1, E-1 = 3)
e) By performing two iterations using fixed-point iteration (E, = 2). Before doing any
iterations, make sure the iterating function you selected will converge to the root and state if
the convergence will be monotonic or oscillatory.
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