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CLC Clear Tolerence 0.0001 A 0.8 B 1.0 R 1 I 0 : While

This document describes an iterative method to find the root of an equation. It initializes variables including a tolerance value, starting values for a and b, an initial guess r, and an iteration counter i. It then enters a while loop to calculate new values of r using bisection between a and b until the difference between (r^3) and sin(r) is within the tolerance. It updates a or b depending on whether the difference is positive or negative, and increments i. After the loop, it prints the number of iterations and the calculated root r.

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CLC Clear Tolerence 0.0001 A 0.8 B 1.0 R 1 I 0 : While

This document describes an iterative method to find the root of an equation. It initializes variables including a tolerance value, starting values for a and b, an initial guess r, and an iteration counter i. It then enters a while loop to calculate new values of r using bisection between a and b until the difference between (r^3) and sin(r) is within the tolerance. It updates a or b depending on whether the difference is positive or negative, and increments i. After the loop, it prints the number of iterations and the calculated root r.

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clc; clear;

tolerence=0.0001;
a=0.8;
b=1.0;
r=1;
i=0;

while abs((r^3) - sin(r))>tolerence;

r=(a+b)/2;
if ((r^3) - sin(r))<0;
a=r;
else ((r^3) - sin(r))>0;
b=r;
end
i=i+1;
end

fprintf('Number of iterations = %g',i)


fprintf('\nThe root = %g\n',r)

Number of iterations = 11
The root = 0.928613

Published with MATLAB 8.0

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