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gungun8799
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Hi, guys, I have a questions to ask you about Newton's Method.
I knew that Newton's Method was used to estimate the true value of the root of the real number by analysis the graph of that particular function, but I just wonder that do I have to plot the graph of the function everytime I want to use Newton's method, my understanding was 'yes', I think that ploting the graph help me to know "what value" will be used to be x1 or the approximate answer I was looking for, I'm I right or wrong ?
suppose the problem wants me to find x intersect of f(x) = x^7-1000 by using Newton's Method
Do I have to plot this graph first in order to approximate the value of x1
Thank you so much, sir !
I knew that Newton's Method was used to estimate the true value of the root of the real number by analysis the graph of that particular function, but I just wonder that do I have to plot the graph of the function everytime I want to use Newton's method, my understanding was 'yes', I think that ploting the graph help me to know "what value" will be used to be x1 or the approximate answer I was looking for, I'm I right or wrong ?
suppose the problem wants me to find x intersect of f(x) = x^7-1000 by using Newton's Method
Do I have to plot this graph first in order to approximate the value of x1
Thank you so much, sir !