MTH603 Numerical Analysis Assignment No.1 Semester Fall 2012 Due date 15-11-2012

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MTH603 Numerical Analysis Assignment No. 1 Semester Fall 2012 Due date 15-11-2012


Assignment # 1

MTH603 (Fall 2012)

Total marks: 10
Lecture # 01-08
Due date: 15-11-2012




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Question#1 Marks 10

Perform only three iterations of secant method, round off values up to four decimal places to find the root of

Note: All the calculation should be done in the radian mode only.


Question#2 Marks 10

Use Regula Falsi (method of false position) to solve the equation
Note: Perform only two iterations and round off values up to four decimal places. All the calculation should be done in the radian mode only.



Question#3 Marks 10

Apply Newton-Raphson method to determine a root of the equation.
correct to four decimal places. Only three iterations needed.

Note: All the calculation should be done in the radian mode only.


Question#4 Marks 10

Find the root of the equation in the interval (0,1) by iteration method correct to four decimal places and do only three iterations.

Note: All the calculation should be done in the radian mode only.