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NETWONS METHOD

I AM A BO$$. NETWONS METHOD. DOING THAT JAWN. STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO USE NEWTON’S METHOD TO FIND THE ROOTS OF ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS. TEACH ME HOW TO NEWTON’S METHOD!!!. USES. Approximating the Zeros of a function Finding Intellectual Enlightenment Having Fun. Basic Formula.

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NETWONS METHOD

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  1. I AM A BO$$ NETWONS METHOD DOING THAT JAWN STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO USE NEWTON’S METHOD TO FIND THE ROOTS OF ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS

  2. TEACH ME HOW TO NEWTON’S METHOD!!!

  3. USES • Approximating the Zeros of a function • Finding Intellectual Enlightenment • Having Fun

  4. Basic Formula

  5. How to Do It 1) Read the Problem 2) Make a guess of the root 3) Calculate Initial Approximation using this guess 4) Continue until is close to 0

  6. Visual Representation 1) Find where the line tangent to the first guess intersects the x axis 2) Make this the new guess 3) Keep on repeating that jawnslice

  7. Practical Application I’m an expert at Math, so I guess that x=2 Which means… = So we do this again with a guess of -1 = = 0 So we know this is a root

  8. Now let’s get a little harder!

  9. FIND THE SQUARE ROOT OF 2 Guess that x= 1.5 = Guess that x= 1.417 = THIS IS VERY CLOSE TO THE KNOWN ROOT OF 1.4142

  10. NOW FOR THE FUN STUFF

  11. HarderStuff Guess that x=.8 = Make .785 your new guess and repeat = Since the answer only changed by .024, this is very close to a root

  12. HAVE FUN DOING THE CALCULUS

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