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Thread: Can any one help me with this c++ programming question?

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    Angelica07
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    Hi,

    Can anyone write a c++ programme which allows the user to solve the following non-linear equation:

    f(x) = sin(2 x / 5) - x + 1 = 0

    to an accuracy of 10^(-5) using both the Bisection Method and the Newton-Raphson method.
    The user has to input the appropriate initial estimates to the actual root.

    Thanks For The Help!

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    vivitron 15's Avatar Poster
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    LOL - that sounds suspiciously like a uni assignment!

    I can't do a jot of c++ programming, but thought I should post since you juse made me spit my smoothie at my pc!
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    Haha... try Wolfram Alpha

    No one is going to program your homework assignment

  4. Internet, Programming and Graphics   -   #4
    LOL - that sounds suspiciously like a uni assignment!

    I can't do a jot of c++ programming, but thought I should post since you juse made me spit my smoothie at my pc!

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    #include <math.h>

    There's a start. Now look at the functions in that header file. They'll help...... I think.

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    Way to necro the thread... >.>

    It was a foolish question anyway. The best answer would've been "Look at how it's done on paper, and then translate that to C++ using the very basic skills taught to you in the first month or two of the course/training"... lol.

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