Question Given the function fAx) =xcosx. Use the centered-divided-difference formula f'(x) =fx + h)-fx- h)2hto compute the approximate derivative of the function at x = using a step size of h= 0.5. Repeat theprocess by using one-half of the previous value of h until the result is accurate to 6 significant figures.(i) Compute the prespecified error E-(ii) Show the first two steps of the iterative solution (set your calculator in radian).(iii) Complete the table below using any tool until the absolute approximate relative percent error,6, is less than the prespecified error e.S'(7/3) =6,h0.50.250.125

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Given the function fAx) =x cosx. Use the centered-divided-difference formula f '(x) = 7& +h)-{x = h) 2h to compute the approximate derivative of the function at x = using a step size of h = 0.5. Repeat the process by using one-half of the previous value of h until the result is accurate to 6 significant figures. (1) Compute the prespecified error e,. (ii) Show the first two steps of the iterative solution (set your caleulator in radian). (iii) Complete the table below using any tool until the absolute approximate relative percent error, is less than the prespecified error &,.

Given the function fAx) =x cosx. Use the centered-divided-difference formula f '(x) = 7& +h)-{x = h) 2h to compute the approximate derivative of the function at x = using a step size of h = 0.5. Repeat the process by using one-half of the previous value of h until the result is accurate to 6 significant figures. (1) Compute the prespecified error e,. (ii) Show the first two steps of the iterative solution (set your caleulator in radian). (iii) Complete the table below using any tool until the absolute approximate relative percent error, is less than the prespecified error &,.

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