Lecture

Non-linear Equations: Dichotomy Method

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This lecture covers the topic of non-linear equations, focusing on the dichotomy or bisection method. The instructor explains the method step by step, providing examples and discussing the convergence criteria. The lecture also delves into functions' discontinuity and the search for zeros using the bisection method with tolerance. Various functions are analyzed to understand their behavior and suitability for the method.

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