Richardson's Extrapolation Formula for Differentiation: Theory
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what surprises me is why professors in colleges don't teach it like this.. so well explained and intuitive. thank you so much !
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thanks 1000 times
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it's really very helpful thanks a lot
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great! helped me a lot! thank you
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I am amazed with the fact that my prof managed to make this simple concept seem so complicated. thank you sir
RahaSFU 1 year ago 8
Phew! Thanks. My text book just assumes I'd naturally know where that 1/3 appears from (as if by magic). Well now I know. You're a lifesaver, Sir.
sickofthewest 1 year ago 2