%%%PART A,Bisect.m function file
function root=Bisect(xl,xu,eps,imax,f)
i=1;
fl=f(xl);
fprintf(' iteration approximation \n')
while i<=imax
xr=(xl+xu)/2;
fprintf('%6.0f %18.8f \n',i,xr)
fr=f(xr);
if fr==0||((xu-xl)/abs(xu+xl))<eps
root=xr;
return
end
i=i+1;
if fr*fl<0
xu=xr;
else
xl=xr;
fl=fr;
end
end
fprintf('failed to converge in %g iterations\n',imax)
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%5
%%%%Part B ,function file
function f=F_v(h)
f=pi*h.^2*(3*4.1-h)/(3)-45;
%%%%%%OUTPUT
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%PART C
%%%%%%FUNCTION FILE
function f=f_velocity(m)
c=13.5;
t=10;
g=9.81;
f=g*m*(1-exp((-c*t)/m))/c-40;
%%RESULT
An algorithm for the Bisection method function root Bisect ( x,, x, e, imax) while i...
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use C programing to solve the following exercise. Compute a root of the equation 4. (20 points) e-3 cos(x)-o using (a) Bisection Method between 0 and I. (b) Newton Method using an initial guess of I. Use e0.00001 Show that Newton Method has a faster convergence than Bisection Method Compute a root of the equation 4. (20 points) e-3 cos(x)-o using (a) Bisection Method between 0 and I. (b) Newton Method using an initial guess of I. Use e0.00001 Show...
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