Lecture

Newton's Method: Order 2

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Description

This lecture covers Newton's method of order 2, focusing on the iterative process to find zeros of a function. It explains the concept of convergence and the calculation of derivatives to improve the approximation. The method's reliability and efficiency are discussed, emphasizing the importance of understanding the error reduction and stop criteria.

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