(c) Given f: R → R, suppose that f is differentiable and |f' (x)| < 1 for all x E R. Show that the sequence generated by the fixed point iteration method applied to f converges to a fixed point of f for any initial Xo ER.

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(a) Given f (x)
determine the minimum number of iterations required to have an accuracy of
10-9 in the root. If no root exists on the interval, then write “No root exists."
COS x
xe" on [0, 1], with reference to the Bisection Method,
||
(b) Given f (x)
f on [0, 1], accurate to 3 decimal digits. If no root exists on the interval, then
= cos x – xe", use the Bisection Method to approximate a root of
write "No root exists."
(c) Given f: R → R, suppose that f is differentiable and |f' (x)| < 1 for all x E R.
Show that the sequence generated by the fixed point iteration method applied
to f converges to a fixed point of f for any initial xo E R.
(d) Apply the fixed point iteration to sin x – x = -1 four times, with xo = ;. Use
an accuracy of 6 decimal digits throughout.
(e) Determine if the fixed point iteration applied in the previous question will con-
verge.
Transcribed Image Text:(a) Given f (x) determine the minimum number of iterations required to have an accuracy of 10-9 in the root. If no root exists on the interval, then write “No root exists." COS x xe" on [0, 1], with reference to the Bisection Method, || (b) Given f (x) f on [0, 1], accurate to 3 decimal digits. If no root exists on the interval, then = cos x – xe", use the Bisection Method to approximate a root of write "No root exists." (c) Given f: R → R, suppose that f is differentiable and |f' (x)| < 1 for all x E R. Show that the sequence generated by the fixed point iteration method applied to f converges to a fixed point of f for any initial xo E R. (d) Apply the fixed point iteration to sin x – x = -1 four times, with xo = ;. Use an accuracy of 6 decimal digits throughout. (e) Determine if the fixed point iteration applied in the previous question will con- verge.
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