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What is the third approximation of a root of 2x^7+3x^4+3=0, if the second approximation is .6922. Use Newton's Method.
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second approximation is 0.6922 third is \[0.6922-\frac{f(.6922)}{f'(.6922)}\] i would use a calculator
\[f'(x)=14x^6+12x^2\] \[f'(.6922)=14(.6922)^6+12(.6922)^2\] who knows?
I come out with -0.0035, but that is not the right answer...
f' (.6922)=14(.6922)^ 6+12(.6922)^ 3 Did you plug into 12(.6922)^ 3 ?
It's supposedly power of 3 !
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= 5.519924
you are right it should be \[f'(.6922)=14(.6922)^6+12(.6922)^3\]
Of course, it's just a tiny typo :)
You missed "2" in 2x^7
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Manually result is -.003644806
Yep, correct result is -.003644806
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