Advanced Mathematics For Engineering and Science

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1a. One root x 1 of a quadratic equation

is .

Calculate x 1 if a=1.11, b= 111 and c=0.111.

Is the answer reliable? Note that x 1 is given by the difference of two almost equal numbers and this could result in loss of significant figures.

By expanding , show that x 1 can be approximated by

By multiplying the numerator and denominator by , show that x 1 can be written as

For the given values of a, b, c, calculate x 1a and x 1b. Evaluate ax 2+bx+c for x=x 1, x=x 1a, and x=x 1b. Comment on the results.

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2a. The equation e x ?4x 2=0 has a root in the interval [0, 1]. Obtain the root (i) by the method of bisection and (ii) by Newton s method.

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3a. The cubic x 3 2x ?1 has a root in the interval [1, 2]. Use (i) the secant method and (ii) Newton s method to find the root.

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4a Deduce that an iterative formula for finding the cube root of a real number A is

Use the formula to calculate the cube root of 30. Answer: 3.107

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5a. Obtain the three roots of x 3 ?4x+1 by the fixed point iteration method. Test the convergence in each case.

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6b. The Redlich-Kwong equation [Equation (1.6 2)] can be written as

Calculate b if P=87, T=486, V=12, A=0.08, and...

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