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In this investigation I aim to investigate three methods of finding the roots to equations and then compare them. I aim to be able to use fully and understand all three techniques.
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Mathematics Coursework Aim In this investigation I aim to investigate three methods of finding the roots to equations and then compare them. I aim to be able to use fully and understand all three techniques. The three methods that I am going to examine are: ?Decimal Search/Change of Sign Method ?The Newton-Raphson Method ?The Re-arrangement Method. Initial Exploration of Methods When I started this project I did not have a deep understanding of these methods I was using. In order to develop my understanding I experimented with the methods and also with the equations that I was going to use so that I knew what they would look like, making it easier for me to create equations to my own specifications. Decimal Search/Change of Sign Method In the piece of course work we are asked to find (or not to find) the roots of equations that we choose. But what are the roots. To put it simply...
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