Write a matlab program to implement the secant root finding method in matlab. The function name...
Write a matlab program to implement the secant root finding method in matlab.
The function name should be Secant and it should take the equation as input whoes root has to be found and the two initial values of a and b and maximum tolerable error.
Consider the following example:
Your code should generate the following:
>> secantAssg5(@(x)(x^4+x^2+x+10),2,3,0.0001)
Xn-1 f(Xn-1) Xn f(Xn) Xn+1 f(Xn+1)
2.0000 32.0000 3.0000 103.0000 1.5493 19.7111
…..
…..
…..
Root is x = 0.13952
ans =
0.1395
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