Lecture

Bisection Method: Example

In course

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Description

This lecture demonstrates the bisection method to approximate the root of a function within a specified interval, focusing on achieving a precision of 10^-4. The instructor explains the process step by step, ensuring the function's suitability for bisection and verifying sign changes. Students are guided through the initial approximations and the necessary iterations to reach the desired tolerance.

Instructors (2)

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