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1 www.le.ac.uk Numerical Methods: Finding Roots Department of Mathematics University of Leicester

2 Content MotivationChange of sign methodIterative methodNewton-Raphson method

3 Reasons for Finding Roots by Numerical Methods If the data is obtained from observations, it often won’t have an equation which accurately models Some equations are not easy to solve Can program a computer to solve equations for us Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

4 Solving equations by change of sign This is also known as ‘Iteration by Bisection’ It is done by bisecting an interval we know the solution lies in repeatedly Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

5 METHOD Find an interval in which the solution lies Split the interval into 2 equal parts Find the change of sign Repeat Solving equations by change of sign Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

6 Solving equations by change of sign Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

7 Solving equations by change of sign Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

8 Solving equations by change of sign Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

9 Step 3: Now we just keep repeating the process Solving equations by change of sign Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

10 Solving equations by change of sign Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

11 So to 3 s.f. the solution is Solving equations by change of sign Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

12 Solving equations by change of sign Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

13 Solving using iterative method ‘Iteration’ is the process of repeatedly using a previous result to obtain a new result Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

14 Solving using iterative method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

15 Solving using iterative method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

16 Solving using iterative method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

17 Solving using iterative method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

18 Solving using iterative method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

19 Click on a seed value to see the cobweb: start here start here start here start here start here start here Clear Cobwebs Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

20 Solving using iterative method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

21 Solving using iterative method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

22 This gives us the solution to 3 d.p. Solving using iterative method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

23 Solving using iterative method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

24 Newton-Raphson Method Sometimes known as the Newton Method Named after Issac Newton and Joseph Raphson Iteratively finds successively better approximations to the roots Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

25 Newton-Raphson Method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

26 Newton-Raphson Method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

27 Newton-Raphson Method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

28 Newton-Raphson Method Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

29 Newton-Raphson Method So this means that the cube root of 37 is approximately 3.3322 Next Iterative method Newton- Raphson Change of sign method Motivation

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