Quiz 2

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germanmartinpacana@gmail.com

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Pacana, German Martin O.

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2d

2e

2f

Tabulate the values of f(x) from 0 to 20.

Bisection Method

Function
4. 1. Determine the interval where the root is within (2-points). 5 points

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[10,15]

[15,20]

[5,10]

[0,5]

5. 2. Using the bracket determined, at what iteration will the relative error 5 points
reach less than 0.03 mark using bisection method (5-points)?

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4th iteration

3rd iteration

1st iteration

2nd iteration

6. What is the approximate value of least root of x at that iteration (x_r) (5- 5 points
points)?

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13.4375

11.4375

12.4375

14.4375
7. 4. What is the tolerance at that iteration(5-points)? 5 points

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0.6125

0.5125

0.4125

0.3125

Tabulate the values of f(x) from 0 to 20.

Bisection Method

Function

Solve for the roots of equation using Regula Falsi Method

Regula Falsi

8. 5. At what iteration will the relative error reach less than 0.01 mark using * 5 points
regula falsi method(5-points)?

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3rd iteration

1st iteration

4th iteration

2nd iteration
9. What is the approximate value of x at that iteration (x_r) (5-points)? * 5 points

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13.136

11.136

12.136

14.136

10. 7. What is the tolerance at that iteration (5-points)?? * 5 points

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0.935

0.539

0.395

0.593

11. 8. Which of the two methods is faster in computing the approximate root * 5 points

(5-points)?

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Regula Falsi

Bisection

12. 9. Which is more accurate in terms or absolute error (5-points)? * 5 points

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Regula Falsi

Bisection
13. 10. Can we conclude that the faster method is better method (5-points)? * 5 points

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No, since the faster method is not accurate in terms of absolute error

Yes, because the faster method is also the accurate method

No, because the slower method is not that accurate in terms of absolute error

Yes, since the slower method is accurate in terms of absolute error

USE NEWTON – RAPHSON’S METHOD IN FINDING ROOT/S

STARTING AT X=3.

Rhapson- (NOTE: UTILIZE UP TO 3 DECIMAL PLACES IN YOUR

Newton COMPUTATIONS)

Function

14. 1. At what iteration does the computation terminates? (10 points) * 10 points

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15. 2. What is computed root? (10 points) * 10 points

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0.678

0.876

0.867

0.768

USE NEWTON – RAPHSON’S METHOD IN FINDING ROOT/S STARTING AT

X=3.

Secant (NOTE: UTILIZE UP TO 3 DECIMAL PLACES IN YOUR COMPUTATIONS)

USE THE SECANT METHOD IN FINDING ROOT/S STARTING AT Xi-1=-0.1 AND Xi=0.
(NOTE: UTILIZE UP TO 4 DECIMAL PLACES IN YOUR COMPUTATIONS)

16. 3. At what iteration does the computation terminates? (10 points) * 10 points

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17. 4. What is the percent error before the computation terminates? * 10 points

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0.091

0.071

0.051

0.031

18. 5. What is the computed root? (10 points) * 10 points

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-0.6593

-0.9563

-0.3596

-0.5396

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