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    ATIVIDADE 3 – CALCULO NUMERICO COMPUTACIONAL – LARISSA DIAS COSTA

    P(X) = L0.f(X0) + L1.f(X1) + L2.f(X2) + L3.f(X3)


    X0 = 20, X1 = 25, X2 = 30, X3 = 35
    L0 = (X-X1). (X-X2). (X-X3) -> (X-25).(X-30).(X-35) -> -(X3 – 90X2 + 2675X – 26250)
    (X0-X1). (X0-X2). (X0-X3) -> (20-25).(20-30).(20-35) -> 750

    L1 = (X-X0). (X-X2). (X-X3) -> (X-20).(X-30).(X-35) -> X3 – 85X2 + 2350X – 21000


    (X1-X0). (X1-X2). (X1-X3) -> (25-20).(25-30).(25-35) -> 250

    L2 = (X-X0). (X-X1). (X-X3) -> (X-20).(X-25).(X-35) -> -(X3 – 80X2 + 2075X – 17500)
    (X2-X0). (X2-X1). (X2-X3) -> (30-20).(30-25).(30-35) -> 250

    L3 = (X-X0). (X-X1). (X-X2) -> (X-20).(X-25).(X-30) -> X3 – 75X2 + 1850X – 1500 (X3-X0). (X3-
    X1). (X3-X2) -> (35-20).(35-25).(35-30) -> 750

    f(X) – Calor específico


    f(X0) f(X1) f(X2) f(X3)
    0,99907 0,99852 0,99826 0,99818

    750 250 250 750 -> MMC = 750

    P(X) = 0,99907. -(X³ – 90X² + 2675X – 26250) + 0,99852. (X³ – 85X² + 2350X – 21000) + 0,99826.
    -(X³ – 80X² + 2075X – 17500) + 0,99818. (X³ – 75X² + 1850X – 1500)

    P(X) = 0,99907. -(X³ – 90X²+ 2675X – 26250) + 3. {0,99852. (X³ – 85X² + 2350X – 21000)} + 3.
    {0,99826. -(X³ – 80X²+ 2075X – 17500)} + 3. {0,99818. (X³ – 75X² + 1850X – 1500)

    P(X) = 1,99625 X² – 149,71 X² + 3657,37X + 11263,37/750

    P(X) = Y0 + Y1 – Y0 (X – X0)
    X1 – X0
    P(X) = 0,99852 + 0,99826 – 0,99852 (X – 25) / (30 – 25) = 0,00026X + 4,991 / 5
    P (27,5) = -0,00026. 27,5 + 4,991 / 5 = 0,99677

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