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Bisection 82

The document presents a Python implementation of the Bisection Method for finding roots of a function. It defines a function f(x) and checks if the initial approximations satisfy the Intermediate Value Theorem before iterating to find the root. The final output is the estimated root after a specified number of iterations.

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Bisection 82

The document presents a Python implementation of the Bisection Method for finding roots of a function. It defines a function f(x) and checks if the initial approximations satisfy the Intermediate Value Theorem before iterating to find the root. The final output is the estimated root after a specified number of iterations.

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#Title : Bisection Method

#Name : Sandip Rathod


#Roll no. : S411082

import math
def f(x):
return ((x*math.log10(x))-1.2)

n=int(input("Enter the no. of the equation="))


x_0=int(input("Enter the initial value of x0="))
x_1=int(input("Enter the initial value of x1="))

if (f(x_0)*f(x_1)<0):
print("Intermediate value theorem is satisfied & hence the initial value will
be",x_0,x_1)
else:
print("The given initial aaproximation is wrong 7 hence not satisfying the
intermediate value theorem")
print("the value of function f(x_0)=",f(x_0))
print("the value of function f(x_1)=",f(x_1))

for i in range(1,n+1,1):
x_2=(x_0 + x_1)/2
print("Iteration_%d, x2= %0.6f & f(x2)= %0.6f \n"%(i,x_2,f(x_2)))
if(f(x_2)<0):
x_0=x_2
else:
x_1=x_2

print("\nRequired root is : %0.8f"% x_2)

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