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Tutorial 7 - Simple Fixed-Point Method PDF

This document provides 4 examples of using the simple fixed-point method to estimate the root of nonlinear equations. For each example, the function f(x) is given along with an initial guess x0 and tolerance epsilon. The document instructs the reader to use the simple fixed-point method to find a root for each function within the given tolerance, starting from the initial guess. It was prepared by Fatin Nur Diana binti Abu Samah for a numerical analysis tutorial at SEGi University Kota Damansara.

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Tutorial 7 - Simple Fixed-Point Method PDF

This document provides 4 examples of using the simple fixed-point method to estimate the root of nonlinear equations. For each example, the function f(x) is given along with an initial guess x0 and tolerance epsilon. The document instructs the reader to use the simple fixed-point method to find a root for each function within the given tolerance, starting from the initial guess. It was prepared by Fatin Nur Diana binti Abu Samah for a numerical analysis tutorial at SEGi University Kota Damansara.

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Tutorial 7

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS (ECS3223)

Estimate the root of the following nonlinear equation by using Simple Fixed-Point method

1. f ( x)  x 2  x  1 and an initial guess x0  2 accurate to within   0.0001.

2. f ( x)  e x  3x 2 and an initial guess x0  1 accurate to within   0.0001.

3. f ( x)  x 3  7 x  2 and an initial guess x0  0 accurate to within   0.0001.

4. f ( x)  x 2  5 x  3 and an initial guess x0  1 accurate to within   0.0005 .

Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment, SEGi University Kota Damansara


Prepared by: Fatin Nur Diana binti Abu Samah

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