Directions: Show all work. 1. Let f(x) = cos(x³) – 3x. Use Newton's Method with the initial guess x, = 0 to approximate the root of f to 6 decimal places. Program the functions f, f', and Newton's method into Desmos and perform calculations inside Desmos. Use a copy of your Desmos sheet to show your work (this should show all of the functions and calculations).

Directions: Show all work. 1. Let f(x) = cos(x³) – 3x. Use Newton's Method with the initial guess x, = 0 to approximate the root of f to 6 decimal places. Program the functions f, f', and Newton's method into Desmos and perform calculations inside Desmos. Use a copy of your Desmos sheet to show your work (this should show all of the functions and calculations).

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Description: Directions: Show all work.1. Let f (x) = cos(x³) – 3x.Use Newton's Method with the initial guess x1decimal places. Program the functions f, f', and Newton's method into Desmos andperform calculations inside Desmos. Use a copy of your Desmos sheet to

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