%%Matlab code for sequence of iteration
clear all
close all
%Function for sequence
f=@(x) x./(1+x.^2);
%Displaying the function
fprintf('For the function \n')
disp(f)
%initial guess
xk=2;
fprintf('For initial guess %0.2f\n',xk)
x_exact=0.0022360;
%loop for iterations
for i=1:1000
xk=f(xk);
%printing result for 10 iteration
if i<=10
fprintf('\tAfter %d
iteration xk=%f\n',i,xk)
end
xx(i)=xk;
error(i)=abs(xk-x_exact);
end
%Plot of order of convergence
loglog(error(1:end-1),error(2:end),'r.')
title('loglog plot for order of convergence')
xlabel('error(k)')
ylabel('error(k+1)')
%fitting of error plot
ab=polyfit(log(error(1:end-1)),log(error(2:end)),1);
yy=polyval(ab,log(error(1:end-1)));
hold on
loglog(error(1:end-1),exp(yy));
legend('Actual data','fitted data','location','northwest')
fprintf('\nFrom the plot it can be shown that the order of
convergence is linear.\n')
%plot(xx)
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