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f = @(x) 2*x.^3 - 4*x.^2 - 22*x + 24; df = @(x) 6*x.^2 - 8*x - 22; x = linspace(-5,5); % Plotting Function and zero line to see 3 roots plot(x,f(x)) xlabel("x"); ylabel("f(x)"); grid on yline(0); % plotting zero line to identify roots %%%%%%%%% Bisection Method %%%%%%%%%%% % For interval (-4,-2) x1_bis = Bisection(f,-4,-2); % For Interval (0,2) x2_bis = Bisection(f,0,2); % For Interval (3,5) x3_bis = Bisection(f,3,5); %%%%%%%%% Newton's Method %%%%%%%%%%% % For starting value (-4) x1_NR = NR(f,df,-4); % For starting value (0) x2_NR = NR(f,df,0); % For starting value (3) x3_NR = NR(f,df,3); fprintf("\n 3 roots by Bisection Method : %.3f \t %.3f \t %.3f",x1_bis,x2_bis,x3_bis); fprintf("\n 3 roots by Newton's Method : %.3f \t %.3f \t %.3f",x1_NR,x2_NR,x3_NR); %Function for bisection method function xr = Bisection(f,xl,xu) % f is function % xl ,xu are initial Guesses error = 1; % Initializing Error tol = 10^-6; while(error>=tol) xr = (xl+xu)/2; % New Guess Calculation if f(xl)*f(xr) < 0 % Checking Condition for guess replacement xu = xr; else xl = xr; end error = abs(f(xr)); % Defining error end end % Function For NR function x2 = NR(f,df,x1) % f is function % df is derivative function % x1: Initial Guess error = 1; % Initializing Error tol = 1e-6; % Setting Tolerance while (error >= tol) x2 = x1 - (f(x1)/df(x1)); % Calculation of next guess error = abs(f(x2)); % Defining Error x1 = x2; % Replacing Guesses end end
3. Write a code to find 3 roots of the function f(x) 2r3-4x2 -22x +24 for the interval I-5, 5] co...
3. Write a code to find 3 roots of the function f(x)-2x3-4x2-22x+24 for the interval -5, 5] considering the following methods a) Bisection Method b) Newton's Method Hint: Plot agraph of f(x) and determine proper intervals and initial guesses for a) and b), respectively 3. Write a code to find 3 roots of the function f(x)-2x3-4x2-22x+24 for the interval -5, 5] considering the following methods a) Bisection Method b) Newton's Method Hint: Plot agraph of f(x) and determine proper intervals...
in matlab -Consider the equation f(x) = x-2-sin x = 0 on the interval x E [0.1,4 π] Use a plot to approximately locate the roots of f. To which roots do the fol- owing initial guesses converge when using Function 4.3.1? Is the root obtained the one that is closest to that guess? )xo = 1.5, (b) x0 = 2, (c) x.-3.2, (d) xo = 4, (e) xo = 5, (f) xo = 27. Function 4.3.1 (newton) Newton's method...
please show answer in full with explanation, also show matlab 1. Consider the function f(x)2.753 +18r2 21 12 a) Plot the graph of f(x) in MATLAB and find all the roots of the function f(x) graphically. Provide the code and the plot you obtained. b) Compute by hand the first root of the function with the bisection method, on the interval -1; 0) for a stopping criterion of 1% c) How many iterations on the interval -1, 0 are needed...
Problem 5, using Matlab MATLAR problem: Problem S: Determine the roots of f(x)=-12-21x+18r-2.75r with the methods of bisection, and false position. Please use initial guesses of x--1 and x-0, and a stopping criterion of 1%
For the function F(x) = 24 – 14x² + 60.x2 – 702 find minimum value using two methods - a. Newton's method starting with initial point of 1 b. Golden section in the interval [0,2] required tolerance =0.001
1. This question concerns finding the roots of the scalar non-linear function f(x) = r2-1-sinx (1 mark) (b) Apply two iterations of the bisection method to f(x) 0 to find the positive root. (3 marks) (c) Apply two iterations of the Newton-Raphson method to find the positive root. Choose (3 marks) (d) Use the Newton-Raphson method and Matlab to find the positive root to 15 significant (3 marks) (a) Use Matlab to obtain a graph of the function that shows...
2) (15 points) a) Determine the roots of f(x)=-12 – 21x +18r? - 2,75x' graphically. In addition, determine the first root of the function with b) bisection and c) false-position. For (b) and (c), use initial guesses of x, =-land x, = 0, and a stopping criterion of 1%. 3) (25 points) Determine the highest real root of f(x) = 2x – 11,7x² +17,7x-5 a) Graphically, b) Fixed-point iteration method (three iterations, x, = 3) c) Newton-Raphson method (three iterations,...
8 Question 3 (2 points) The roots of the equation f(x) = 0 9 is known to lie on the interval (-2, 5]. What will be the minimum number of iterations of Bisection method need to guarantee the approximation to the root is correct to within £10-5 21 19 18 20 Next Page Page 3 of 8
Suppose that f(x) is a differentiable function such that the tangent line at x = 3 is given by y=-***. How many of the following statements MUST be true? I. According to the linearization of fat x = 3. f3.001) - 0.9989 IL (3) -0. III. f is concave down on an open interval containing x = 3. IV. The graph of y = f(x) attains a maximum value on the interval (-1,4). V. Applying Newton's Method to approximate the...
6) Use MATLAB and Newton-Raphson method to find the roots of the function, f(x) = x-exp (0.5x) and define the function as well as its derivative like so, fa@(x)x^2-exp(.5%), f primea@(x) 2*x-.5*x"exp(.5%) For each iteration, keep the x values and use 3 initial values between -10 & 10 to find more than one root. Plot each function for x with respect to the iteration #.