Lecture

Bisection Method: Nonlinear Equations

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Description

This lecture introduces the bisection method as a technique to find the zeros of nonlinear functions. The method involves iteratively narrowing down a bracketed interval where a zero exists based on the sign change of the function. Through a series of steps, the bisection method converges to the zero of the function within the specified interval.

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