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Newton’s Method: Homework

Newton’s Method: Homework. Create a Google Spreadsheet that uses Newton’s Method to find roots of x^2 + x = 1 Link to this page from your homepage Send link(s ) to: Kenneth.Church@jhu.edu and annirvine@gmail.com Extra credit:

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Newton’s Method: Homework

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  1. Newton’s Method: Homework • Create a Google Spreadsheet • that uses Newton’s Method • to find roots of x^2 + x = 1 • Link to this page from your homepage • Send link(s) to: • Kenneth.Church@jhu.edu and annirvine@gmail.com • Extra credit: • Multiple roots: There are two roots to this equation. You will get one root or the other depending on the initial value. • Show that this is the case. That is, produce two spreadsheets with two initial values that converge on different roots. • Which initial values converge on which root? • What happens if you try to use Newton’s Method to solve: x^2 + x = -1

  2. Newton’s Methodhttp://archives.math.utk.edu/visual.calculus/3/newton.5/

  3. Symbolic Features(Bet you can’t do this with your favorite statistics package) • Complex Numbers: Sqrt(-1) • Roots (without approximations) • Differentiation (without approximations) • Integration (without approximations) • The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences • Eval • Symbolic Methods ≠ Numeric Methods • Newton’s Method: Approximation for Reals

  4. Sqrt(-1)  Error (for many tools)

  5. Roots (without approximations)

  6. Numerical Methods:Approximations such as Newton’s Method

  7. Complex Roots

  8. Newton’s Methodhttp://archives.math.utk.edu/visual.calculus/3/newton.5/

  9. Newton’s Methodhttp://archives.math.utk.edu/visual.calculus/3/newton.5/

  10. Symbolic Alternative

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