Set f(x) = 54x6 + 45x5 — 102x4 – 69x³ +35x² + 16x – 4. (b) Use Newton's Method to find all five roots in the interval (correct to eight decimal places). (c) For each root, use the value obtained in part (b) to approximate its exact value |- r| denote the (absolute) error at step i in Part (b). Plot the curve (ei, ei+1). Please use logarithm scale for both the x-axis and y-axis. What can we say about the convergence based on the slope of these curves. (d) For the one with linear convergence, redo part (c) using secant method. =
Set f(x) = 54x6 + 45x5 — 102x4 – 69x³ +35x² + 16x – 4. (b) Use Newton's Method to find all five roots in the interval (correct to eight decimal places). (c) For each root, use the value obtained in part (b) to approximate its exact value |- r| denote the (absolute) error at step i in Part (b). Plot the curve (ei, ei+1). Please use logarithm scale for both the x-axis and y-axis. What can we say about the convergence based on the slope of these curves. (d) For the one with linear convergence, redo part (c) using secant method. =
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For part c, clearly state the root with linear convergence so that part d may be executed.
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