Lecture

Nonlinear Equations: Bisection Method

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This lecture covers the concept of root finding for continuous functions, focusing on the bisection method to find a finite x where f(x)=0. It also includes examples of applying the method to solve a three-tanks system with pumps, tanks, and valves, emphasizing the importance of initial guesses for the root.

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