A formula of order 4 for approximating the first derivative of a function f gives:f'(0) = 1.0982 for h = 1f'(0) z 1.0078 for h = 0.5By using Richardson's extrapolation on the above values, a better approximationof f'(0) is:1.00177This option1.93645This option

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Problem 30AR: Determine dimension x to 3 decimal places.

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A formula of order 4 for approximating the first derivative of a function f gives: f'(0) = 1.0982 for h = 1 f'(0) z 1.0078 for h = 0.5 By using Richardson's extrapolation on the above values, a better approximation of f'(0) is: 1.00177 This option 1.93645 This option