IMTS PGDCA (Computer oriented numarical & static methods)

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COMPUTER ORIENTED NUMARICAL & STATIC METHODS x1  0.5 

0.377583 3.479426

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f '(x0)=3+sin(0.5) =3.479426 }

= 0.608519 Step-2: x1= 0.608519

x2  x1 

f ( x1 ) f ( x1 )

x2  0.608519 

f (0.608519) f (0.608519)

= 0.607102 Step-3: x2=0.607102

x3  x 2 

f ( x2 ) f ( x2 )

x3  0.607102 

f (0.607102) f (0.607102)

x3 =0.607102 Hence , the root of the given eqn is 0.607102 Example: 2 Using Newton-Raphson method, establish the formula +N/ xn) to calculate the square root of N. hence find the

xn+1=1(xn

5

2

correct to 4 decimals.

Solution : (i)To derive the formula: If x = Let

N , then x2-N=0 is the equation to be solved. 2

f (x)=x -N. (1)

Then

f'(x)=2x.

(2)

By Newton Raphson rule, th

(for n iteration)

xn 1  xn 

f ( xn ) f ( xn )

, n=0,1,2,3,….

using (1) & (2) in the above equation,

xn  N 2 xn 2

xn 1  xn 

xn  N 2 xn 2

xn+1= ½ (xn +N/ xn)

, n=0,1,2,3,….

1 2

 N  xn   xn   , n=0,1,2,3,….

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