The function ƒ(x)=x' – 2x - 4 has a root at x = 2, write one re-arrangement of the form x1 = g(x„) that will converges to that root. Show geometrically, analytically n+1 and computationally that the re-arrangement converges to the root.

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The function f(x) = x' – 2x – 4 has a root at x = 2, write one re-arrangement of the
form x41 = g(x,„) that will converges to that root. Show geometrically, analytically
and computationally that the re-arrangement converges to the root.
Transcribed Image Text:The function f(x) = x' – 2x – 4 has a root at x = 2, write one re-arrangement of the form x41 = g(x,„) that will converges to that root. Show geometrically, analytically and computationally that the re-arrangement converges to the root.
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