Let x =a and x = b be the brackets for a root-finding problem for a scalar function /(x). If 8 =b-a is the size of the original bracket, the size of the interval containing the root after four iterations of the bisection method is (a) 8 (unchanged). (b) 8/4 (e) 8/8 (d) 8/16 (e) not knowable with the given information.

Let x =a and x = b be the brackets for a root-finding problem for a scalar function /(x). If 8 =b-a is the size of the original bracket, the size of the interval containing the root after four iterations of the bisection method is (a) 8 (unchanged). (b) 8/4 (e) 8/8 (d) 8/16 (e) not knowable with the given information.

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