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newtons method f(x) = x^3 + x + 4. x(sub one)=-1 Find the next two in the series
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Do you know Newtons method?
basically \[x _{2}=x _{1}-\frac{ f \left( x _{z} \right) }{ f'(x_{1}) }\]
the z is suppose to be a one
correct - so where are you stuck?
I have to round to four decimal points and when I plug in negative one, the answer I get is wrong
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the question says: "Find the next two in the series" so you are supposed to find \(x_2\) and \(x_3\)
please show your work so I can help spot where you may have made a mistake
Never mind, I figured out what I did wrong, I had the answers for \[x _{3}\] and \[x _{4}\]
Thanks
yw :)
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