The given problem is
with variables x1, x2.
The iteration formula for Gauss-Newton method is
The iteration formula for Levenber-Marquadt method is
Now we find the Jacobian matrix and then proceed to the solutions.
Consider the following transaction schedule: r1(X), r2(X), r3(X), r1(Y), w2(Z), r3(Y), w3(Z), w1(Y) This schedule is conflict-equivalent to some or all serial schedules. Determine which serial schedules it is conflict-equivalent to, and then identify a true statement from the list below. Select one: a. The schedule is conflict-equivalent to (T3, T1, T2) b. The schedule is not serial c. The schedule is conflict-equivalent to (T3, T2, T1) d. The schedule is conflict-equivalent to (T2, T3, T1) e. The schedule is...
2. Given the following three transactions T1 = r1(x); w1(y); T2 = r2(z); r2(y); w2(y); w2(x); T3 = r3(z); w3(x); r3(y); Consider the schedule S = r1(x); r3(z); r2(z); w3(x); r2(y); r3(y); w2(y); w1(y); w2(x); a. Draw the precedence graph of schedule S, and label each edge with data item(s). b. Based on the precedence graph, determine whether S is conflict serializable and justify your answer. If it is serializable, specify all possible equivalent serial schedule(s).
Let f(1 , Τρ, T3) (x1+x , (x1, x2, T3) E R3, a > 0. For which a is the function f differentiable at 0? Let f(1 , Τρ, T3) (x1+x , (x1, x2, T3) E R3, a > 0. For which a is the function f differentiable at 0?
Let f(x) = e x − 3 define a real-valued function. Using an initial guess of w0 = 1, perform one iteration of Newton’s method to approximate the zero of f. Compute and simplify the error of your approximation.
Part 1: Gain =8, R1=5k, R2=20k, R5=100, and V1=1V. Find Vout/Vin. Part 2: Let R4=0 and R3=∞. Find Vout/Vin. (Hint: make sure the button called Enable Biased Voltage Display is depressed) (Another Hint: when a resistance is zero, short it; when a resistance is infinity, delete it). Part 3: Let R4=2k and R3=∞. Find Vout/Vin. Part 4: Let R4=0 and R3=1000. Find Vout/Vin. Part 5:Let R4=2k and R3=1000. Find Vout/Vin. R1 Vout G1 5k R4 1k R5 100 V1 R2...
N1 Gear wheel 1 N1 T1 Gear wheel 1 ĐỆMOTOR- R1 R1 Gear wheel 2 Gear wheel 2 R2 R2 Rd Rd T2 Cylindrical Drum Cylindrical Drum N2 N2 Brake shoe Brake shoe Front View (a) F-Braking Force Side View TE- Braking Force (b) Figure Q1 (not to scale) (b) The brake shoe shown is used to slow down the drive train by applying a breaking force F on the cylindrical surface of the drum. If the kinetic coefficient of...
6.5 Employ the Newton-Raphson method to determine a real root for 4x20.5 using initial guesses of (a) 4.52 f(x) 15.5x Pick the best numerical technique, justify your choice and then use that technique to determine the root. Note that it is known that for positive initial guesses, all techniques except fixed-point iteration will eventually converge. Perform iterations until the approximate relative error falls below 2 %. If you use a bracket- ing method, use initial guesses of x 0 and...
1 pts Question 1 Let E= 10.0 V, R1 = 100, R2 = 1902, R3 = 310 and L=2.00 H. What is the current iz when the switch is first closed (at t=0)? Express your answer in mA. 1 -132 LA 3 21 .- ALE w 0 M → L T 1 / Question 2 / / Let E= 12.0 V, R2 = 110 12. R2 - 160 12. R3 = 290 Sand L = 2.00 H. What is the...
QUESTION 1 Given the equation x 6.4 and an initial guess xo 11 the first iterative value of its root x1, by Newton-Raphson method is QUESTION 2 Given the equation x = 6.9, and an initial guess xo - 10 the second iterative value of its root x2, by Newton-Raphson method is QUESTION 3 The root of the equation is found by using the Newton-Raphson method. The initial estimate of the root is XO -3.2, and/3.2) - 7.7. The next...
(la) Determine the root of the x – ez* + 5 = 0 using the Newton-Raphson method with equation initial guess of xo = 1. Perform the computation until the percentage error is less than 0.03%. (1b) Employ bisection method to determine the root of the f(x)=x* – 3x + 7 =0) using equation two initial guesses of x; =-2.1 and x;, =-1.8 . Perform three iterations and calculate the approximate relative error for the third iteration. What is the...