- Maximum error calculation
in years?
explain, just explain
calculating the cost of atm fees. if a person has atm fees each month of $18 for 8 years, what would be the total cost of those banking fees?
the maximum error calculation is the largest that you are off from the actual calculation ....
i dont understand still
may be there is some formulas for that_
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yes
what are you trying to calcualte an error for?
and? but i need to know abt this things for my exam, Differential Calculus
in this sphere sorry for engl, its not my native
the maximum error is most likely the integration of the remainder after youve calculated a few partial sums
ok , can u give some examples?
formulas?
\[S=S_n+R_n\]\[\int_{n+1}^{inf}f(x)dx<Rn<\int_{n}^{inf}f(x)dx\]
thanks, but what does mean S and n and R?
and do you know sth abt Second derivatives
S is the total sum n is the partial value of n terms R is what remaining that you are not adding up
and also abt Points of inflation (were f''=0 and there is sign change from f''>0 to f''<0 ) - Implecid differentiation :DD
points of inflection are at least where f'' = 0 or is undefined ... and endpoint
okay, THANKS A LOT so can i use it Diff Calc???this formula
implicit differentation is the same as explicit, but they like to call it something else
and if \(f''\) changes sign from positive to negative, the function changes concavity from concave up to concave down
your questions are rather vague and nonspecific .... a little too abstract to pinpoint
calculating the cost of atm fees. if a person has atm fees each month of $18.00 for 8 years, what would be the total cost of those banking fees?
thank you! Lamanda its abt errors?
ok thanks
ok, but if i have sth like this : How to calculate maximum absolute error and maximum relative error? a number will be rounded up to one decimal place if the value at the second decimal digits is 4 and above, or else it rounded down the value to one decimal place. if a machine displays 2.5, find the maximum absolute error and the maximum relative error or this number. then what?
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