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Numerical Methods For Engineers (6 Edition)

The document provides exercises from chapters 5, 11, and 17 of Numerical Methods for Engineers (6th edition) by Steven C. Chapra. The exercises involve determining real roots of equations graphically and using numerical methods like the bisection method and false position method within a specified tolerance. The exercises are presented without solutions and include determining the positive real root of ln(x4)=0.7 using different methods, finding the real root of x3.5=80 analytically and with false position, and additional unspecified exercises from chapters 11 and 17.

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Numerical Methods For Engineers (6 Edition)

The document provides exercises from chapters 5, 11, and 17 of Numerical Methods for Engineers (6th edition) by Steven C. Chapra. The exercises involve determining real roots of equations graphically and using numerical methods like the bisection method and false position method within a specified tolerance. The exercises are presented without solutions and include determining the positive real root of ln(x4)=0.7 using different methods, finding the real root of x3.5=80 analytically and with false position, and additional unspecified exercises from chapters 11 and 17.

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Numerical Methods for Engineers (6th edition)

By Steven C. Chapra
Solution of Exercises
Chapter # 5
5.6. Determine the positive real root of ln(x4)=0.7
(a) graphically
(b) using three iterations of bisection method, with initial guesses xl=0.5 and Xu=2
(c) using three iterations of false position method with the same initial guesses in (b)
5.7
5.8
5.9
5.10

5.11 Determine the real root of x3.5=80

(a) Analytically
(b) with the false position method to within ϵs=2.5% use initial guess of 2.0 and 5.0
Chapter # 11
11.10
11.12

Chapter 17

17.3
11.4

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