Newton’s Method

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Newton’s Method . Solving for Higher Degree Polynomials. How can you solve for the zero’s of higher degree polynomials such as ? - Could plot a graph and estimate the zeors. Newton’s Method. Used to find a more accurate approximation of zeros Newtons Method.

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Newton’s Method
Solving for Higher Degree Polynomials How can you solve for the zero’s of higher degree polynomials such as ? - Could plot a graph and estimate the zeors
Newton’s Method Used to find a more accurate approximation of zeros Newtons Method
Equation
Example Starting with x1=1, find the zeros of
Example Use Newton’s method to find the zeros of

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