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Program 6a

The document presents a MATLAB program that solves algebraic and transcendental equations using the regular falsi method. It prompts the user for a function, the number of decimal places, and the lower and upper limits, then iteratively calculates the root until the desired precision is achieved. An example input and output demonstrate the program's functionality, finding a root of approximately 0.702 for the function x*exp(x)-2.

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Program 6a

The document presents a MATLAB program that solves algebraic and transcendental equations using the regular falsi method. It prompts the user for a function, the number of decimal places, and the lower and upper limits, then iteratively calculates the root until the desired precision is achieved. An example input and output demonstrate the program's functionality, finding a root of approximately 0.702 for the function x*exp(x)-2.

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PROGRAM 6A

%% solution of a algebraic and transcendental equations by regular


falsi
clc;
close all;
clear all;
syms x;
f=input('enter the functions:\n');
n=input('enter the numbers of decimal places:\n');
epsilon = 10^-(n+1);
x0 = input('enter the lower limit:\n');
x1 = input('enter the upper limit:\n');
for i=1:100
f0 =vpa(subs(f,x,x0));
f1 =vpa(subs(f,x,x1));
y=x1-((x1-x0)/(f1-f0))*f1;
err = abs(y-x1);
if err<epsilon
break
end
f2 = vpa(subs(f,x,y));
if(f1)(f2)<0
var = double(ans)
x0=y;
x1=x1;
else
x0=x0;
x1=y;
end
end
y =y-rem(y,10^-n);
fprintf('the root is :%f\n',y);

INPUT :
enter the functions:
x*exp(x)-2
enter the numbers of decimal places:
4
enter the lower limit:
-4
enter the upper limit:
4
OUTPUT :
the root is :0.702000

NAME : AKSHAY NIKADE


ROLL NO : A21 DIV : A21
USN : 2GI24CS024

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