Newton's Method - More Examples Part 2 of 3
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@gouzbekistan1 this method is applied in numerical calculus where you cannot compute the exact root of the function but you know that this function admits finite derivative different from 0 in the neighbourhood of the solution. it permits obtaining very quick an approximation for the solution of the equation. Hope it helped if you haven`t found out already about this algorithm.
alexxxandrutz 10 months ago
@fldoughboy72 then why does newton's method even exist? when we can do it so easily?
gouzbekistan1 10 months ago
@gouzbekistan1 Cause then it would be off topic. He's showing us a different method.
The answers to the quadratic equation are 1+ root(6) and 1- root (6). Not sure how those answers even correlate to the Newton Method. Those are the intersections of those two lines.
fldoughboy72 10 months ago
i have a question: why bother doing all this to find approximations of the x-value when you could just solve the quadratic equation and arrive at the answer straight away?
gouzbekistan1 10 months ago
W000T! Nice!! Thank you so much!
voidzilla 10 months ago