function f(x) = x'-0,2·x² +x. X 0,7 0,8 0,9 1,0 1,1 f(x) 0,945 1,184 1,467 1,800 2,189 a) From the above data set, find the numerical derivative values of f"(0,75)and f"(1,1) with finite difference method

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The
values
in
the
table given below
calculated by means
of
are
function f(x) = x²-0,2·x² +x.
X
0,7
0,8
0,9
1,0
1,1
f(x)
0,945
1,184
1,467
1,800
2,189
a) From the above data set, find the numerical derivative values of f"(0,75)and f"(1,1) with
finite difference method.
b) Calculate the absolute relative error of the results according to the actual values from the given
function.
Transcribed Image Text:The values in the table given below calculated by means of are function f(x) = x²-0,2·x² +x. X 0,7 0,8 0,9 1,0 1,1 f(x) 0,945 1,184 1,467 1,800 2,189 a) From the above data set, find the numerical derivative values of f"(0,75)and f"(1,1) with finite difference method. b) Calculate the absolute relative error of the results according to the actual values from the given function.
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