a) Let y = 1*. Then 1x=0.5= dy dx dy |x=0.5 g'(0.5) = dx b) Let g(x) be the linear function so that the straight line y-g (x) passes through the points (0,1) and (1,1). Then approximating the derivative in Part a) with g'(0.5) yields 2 4 ) The absolute error in the approximation in Part b) is
a) Let y = 1*. Then 1x=0.5= dy dx dy |x=0.5 g'(0.5) = dx b) Let g(x) be the linear function so that the straight line y-g (x) passes through the points (0,1) and (1,1). Then approximating the derivative in Part a) with g'(0.5) yields 2 4 ) The absolute error in the approximation in Part b) is
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Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry
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