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Find the intervals containing solutions to the following equation
4x^2 - e^x = 0
I haven o clue on where to start really?
WOuldi expand e^x using taylor series? i mean one could do this
x - 2ln x = ln 4
so then would i do log expansion by taylor series? Or would i use bisection method? But how owuld i pick the two points for bisection method? Please assist!
And as always, your help is greatly appreciated!
4x^2 - e^x = 0
I haven o clue on where to start really?
WOuldi expand e^x using taylor series? i mean one could do this
x - 2ln x = ln 4
so then would i do log expansion by taylor series? Or would i use bisection method? But how owuld i pick the two points for bisection method? Please assist!
And as always, your help is greatly appreciated!