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    This document provides instructions and results for using the fzero function in MATLAB to find the zero of a function. It defines the function f(x) = x^3 - sin(x) and then uses fzero three times to find a zero of the function, starting the search from initial values of x0, 5, and 60, returning values of 0, 0.9286, and -0.9286, respectively.

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    This document provides instructions and results for using the fzero function in MATLAB to find the zero of a function. It defines the function f(x) = x^3 - sin(x) and then uses fzero three times to find a zero of the function, starting the search from initial values of x0, 5, and 60, returning values of 0, 0.9286, and -0.9286, respectively.

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    F @ (X) X 3-Sin (X) : Third Programming Assignment

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    Brian Aliasghar
    This document provides instructions and results for using the fzero function in MATLAB to find the zero of a function. It defines the function f(x) = x^3 - sin(x) and then uses fzero three times to find a zero of the function, starting the search from initial values of x0, 5, and 60, returning values of 0, 0.9286, and -0.9286, respectively.

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    Third Programming Assignment

    1. >> f=@(x) x^3-sin(x)



    f =

    @(x)x^3-sin(x)

    >> x = fzero(f, x0)

    x =

    0

    >> x = fzero(f, 5)

    x =

    0.9286

    >> x = fzero(f, 60)

    x =

    -0.9286

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