(h) Write down the Lagrange's polynomial through (xo, fo). (x1,fi), (X2, f2). Hence express 3x² +x+1 (x – 1)(x– 2)(x– 3) as sum of partial fractions.

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(h) Write down the Lagrange's polynomial through (xo, fo), (x1, f1), (x2, f2). Hence express
3x² +x+1
(x– 1)(x– 2)(x– 3)
as sum of partial fractions.
(i) Use Lagrange interpolation to evaluate sin37º given that:
38"
35º
40º
sinx" | 0.57358 | 0.61566 | 0.64279
(G) A polynomial f(x) of low degree is tabulated as follows:
-3
-2 |-1|0|1 | 2 3 4 5 6
|f(x) | – 30 | –12 0 3 45 | 9 19 38 69
Two errors in the values of f(x) are suspected.Find the product of the corrected values.
Transcribed Image Text:(h) Write down the Lagrange's polynomial through (xo, fo), (x1, f1), (x2, f2). Hence express 3x² +x+1 (x– 1)(x– 2)(x– 3) as sum of partial fractions. (i) Use Lagrange interpolation to evaluate sin37º given that: 38" 35º 40º sinx" | 0.57358 | 0.61566 | 0.64279 (G) A polynomial f(x) of low degree is tabulated as follows: -3 -2 |-1|0|1 | 2 3 4 5 6 |f(x) | – 30 | –12 0 3 45 | 9 19 38 69 Two errors in the values of f(x) are suspected.Find the product of the corrected values.
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