Use the bisection method in the interval [2,4] to calculate the root/s of the equation
up to three iterations. Calculate the absolute relative approximate error at each stage.
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The approximate value of the derivative of a function f(x)at x can be calculated using the
formula:
Calculate for
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up to three iterations. Calculate the absolute relative approximate error at each stage.
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