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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
This is really helpful , great insight, let me try by following this rule- shyjuu
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
I think we are following wrong procedure because since f(w3) is always positive we need to replace w1 and w2 so in second iteration we should take w1=500.5 and w2= 1000 , in every iteration w2 will be 1000 and w1 will be replace with new value, but by solving like this also I am not getting , at...- shyjuu
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
I am getting exactly same till here , is there any need to calculate f(wlo) and f(whi) because every time you will get positive value so we need to just replace x1(wlow) by x3(wmid) , yes I am posting it wait- shyjuu
- Post #17
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
but solving for more 3 to 4 iteration I am not getting near to answer my next answer is coming 30 then 11 and like that so would it come to 70 after this numbers also- shyjuu
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
60.87 but it should be near to 70 I think, now should I do more iterations- shyjuu
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
z=173 , now for 2 iteration I take w1=1 and w2=500.5 w3=250.75 here I get z=111 similarly calculating liek this I am not getting z=75- shyjuu
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
Actually I am confused how to calculate w3 at each iteration , and what to take w1 and w2 each time- shyjuu
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
but I am not getting 75 ohm as answer after several iterations , so what to do now- shyjuu
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
Thanks, Yes i know its formula is (x1+x2)/2 , but the problem is (1+1000)/2 is 500.5 now the problem is f(1) = +ve and f(1000) is also+ve , also f(500.5) is +ve , my Question is how can we determine next point whether to take 500.5 and 1 or 500.5 and 1000 for calculating next x3- shyjuu
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
Yes i had used gerneral Bisection fornula to find the solution, and can u please elaborate more Thanks in advance- shyjuu
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How to Ensure Bracketing in Numerical Methods
I had tried to solve but the problem is here initial guess is given as 1 and 1000 but both has positive value of function , so wat to do now how to determine x3 which is x1+x2, wat to take x1 and x2 in second iteration, just guide me how to solve Thanks a lot for ur replies- shyjuu
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- Numerical Numerical methods
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MHB Glad to hear that the answer is correct! You are welcome, happy to help.
so I was right answer is Newton Rapshon option a, Thanks a lot for explanation- shyjuu
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Glad to hear that the answer is correct! You are welcome, happy to help.
|f(x0)f''(x0)|<|f'(x0)|^2 where I is the interval containing the approximate root x0, is the convergence criterion of ... (a) Newton - Raphson method (b) Iteration method (c) Secant method (d) False position method According to me its (a), but I confused because this formula is not directly...- shyjuu
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- Convergence
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