Chapter 10.3, Problem 21E

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Chapter 10.3, Problem 20E

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Find the smallest positive root by using Newton-Raphson Method ( f(x)=cos(3x)+x^3-2 ) with two iterations. Select one: O a. 1.37464 with absolute error e-D0.005 O b. 1.45786 with absolute error e3D0.083 O c. 1.45786 with absolute error e3D0.0083 O d. 1.37463 with absolute error e3D0.0005 Oe. 1.3694 with absolute error e-D0.000001

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