Newton's Method

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Use Newton's method with initiatl approximation
a) x(o)=sqrt(3)
b) x(o)=1.7320508
c) x(o)=1.73205081
x(o) = x(to the 0 like it is when its a logbase)

Use those to solve the equation x^5-81x=0

Find the Exact Limits.
 
f(x) = x581x = x(x481),      x = 0, x = ±3\displaystyle f(x) \ = \ x^5-81x \ = \ x(x^4-81), \ \implies \ x \ = \ 0, \ x \ = \ \pm3

Hence,solutions are (0,0),(3,0),(3,0)\displaystyle Hence, solutions \ are \ (0,0),(-3,0),(3,0)

Note: Descartes Rule of Signs, to wit:\displaystyle Note: \ Descartes' \ Rule \ of \ Signs, \ to \ wit:

f(x) = x581x, one change, f(x) = x5+81x, one change, ergo only possibility is\displaystyle f(x) \ = \ x^5-81x, \ one \ change, \ f(-x) \ = \ -x^5+81x, \ one \ change, \ ergo \ only \ possibility \ is

+0  I\displaystyle -+ 0 \ \ I
1  1 1  2\displaystyle 1 \ \ 1 \ 1 \ \ 2

As far as Newtons Method goes, have fun.\displaystyle As \ far \ as \ Newton's \ Method \ goes, \ have \ fun.

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