(a)
\The function is .
Draw a coordinate plane.
\Graph the function .
Graph :
\(b)
\The function is .
Differentiate on each side with respect to .
.
Newtons approximation method formula :
.
Perform newton approximation for .
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Perform newton approximation for .
.
Perform newton approximation for .
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Perform newton approximation for .
.
Thus, the zero of is
.
(c)
\The function is .
Differentiate on each side with respect to .
.
Newtons approximation method formula :
.
Perform newton approximation for .
.
Perform newton approximation for .
.
Perform newton approximation for .
.
Thus, the zero of is
.
Observe that, the two results are different.
\(d)
\The points are and
.
The function is .
and
.
Now, the points are and
.
Find the tangent line to at
.
The function is .
Differentiate on each side with respect to .
.
This is the slope of the tangent line.
\Slope intercept form of lime equation is , where
is slope and
is
- intercept.
.
Find the - intercept by substituting the point
in
.
Thus, the tangent line is .
Find the tangent line to at
.
The function is .
Differentiate on each side with respect to .
.
This is the slope of the tangent line.
\Slope intercept form of lime equation is , where
is slope and
is
- intercept.
.
Find the - intercept by substituting the point
in
.
Thus, the tangent line is .
Draw a coordinate plane.
\Graph the function and graph the tangent lines
and
in the same window.
Graph :
\Observe the above graph :
\The - intercept of the tangent line
is
.
The - intercept of the tangent line
is
.
Therefore, the - interceps and the first iteration of Newton
s method using the respective initial guesses are equal.
(e)
\If the initial estimate , is not sufficiently close to the desired zero of a function, the
- intercept of the corresponding tangent line to the function may approximate a second zero of the function.
(a)
\Graph of the function :
(b)
\The zero of is
.
(c)
\The zero of is
.
(d)
\Graph :
\The - intercept of the tangent line
is
.
The - intercept of the tangent line
is
.
Therefore, the - interceps and the first iteration of Newton
s method using the respective initial guesses are equal.
(e)
\If the initial estimate , is not sufficiently close to the desired zero of a function, the
- intercept of the corresponding tangent line to the function may approximate a second zero of the function.