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The cubic equation is \"\".

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Solve the equation using Newtons approximation method.

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Differentiate on each side with respect to \"image\".

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Power rule of derivative is \"\".

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Newtons approximation method formula :  \"image\".

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Consider \"\".

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Step 3: \ \

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Repeat the step 2 with \"\".

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Step 4: \ \

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Repeat the step 2 with \"\".

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So one root of the equation is  \"\".

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Now use the synthatic division method to find the remaining roots.

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The function is \"\".

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Perform the synthetic substitution method with \"\".

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So the cubic equation can be written as \"\".

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Now solve the quadratic equation :

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Formula for the root of a quadratic equation is \"\".

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Therefore the roots of a cubic equation are \"\" and \"\".