4. (Newton's Method). Consider the problem of finding the root of the function f(x)=x+el.812r in [-1,0]. (i) Find the formula of the iteration function g(x) = x- f(x) f'(x) for Newton's method, and then work as instructed in Problem 3, that is, plot the graphs of g(x) and g'(x) on [-1,0] with the use of Wa to show convergence of Newton's method on [-1,0] as a Fixed-Point. Iteration technique. (ii) Apply Newton's method to find an approximation py of the root of the equation x+el.812x = 0 in [-1,0] satisfying RE(PNPN-1 < 10-5) by taking po = -1 as the initial approximation. All calculations are to be carried out in the FPA7. Present the results of your calculations in a standard output table for the method of the form TL Pn-1 Pn RE(pn pn-1) ⠀ B : (As for Problem 3, your answers to the problem should consist of two graphs, a conclusion on convergence of Newton's method, a standard output table, and a conclusion regarding an approximation PN.) As was discussed during the last lecture, applications of some cruder root-finding methods can, and often do, precede application of Newton's method (and the Bisection method is one that is used most commonly for this purpose). 4. (Newton's Method). Consider the problem of finding the root of the function f(x)=x+²-812 in 1-1,0). (1) Find the formula of the iteration function f(x) g(x) = P(x) for Newton's method, and then work as instructed in Problem 3, that is, plot the graphs of g(x) and g'(z) on [-1.0 with the use of Who to show convergence of Newton's method on [-1.0] as a Fixed-Point Iteration technique. (ii) Apply Newton's method to find an approximation py of the root of the equation z+el-813x = 0 in (-1,0 satisfying RE(PNPN-1 <10-5) by taking po = -1 as the initial approximation. All calculations are to be carried out in the FPA7. Present the results of your calculations in a standard output table for the method of the form P-1 PRE(PP-1) (As for Problem 3, your answers to the problem should consist of two graphs, a conclusion on convergence of Newton's method, a standard output table, and a conclusion regarding an approximation px-) As was discussed during the last lecture, applications of some cruder root-finding methods can, and often do, precede application of Newton's method (and the Bisection method is one that is used most commonly for this purpose).
