Let N (h) be the approximation of f'(xo) with some numerical differentiation scheme depending on h. Find N2 (0.05) if N¿(0.1) = 3.5230 with an error of 0.0975 and N, (0.05) = 3.4493 with an error of 0.0238. O3.3756 O 3.4247 ) 3.5476 O3.5967

Let N (h) be the approximation of f'(xo) with some numerical differentiation scheme depending on h. Find N2 (0.05) if N¿(0.1) = 3.5230 with an error of 0.0975 and N, (0.05) = 3.4493 with an error of 0.0238. O3.3756 O 3.4247 ) 3.5476 O3.5967

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