Solve for the only positive value of x that satisfies the equation **-1 = -√(1-e-*) Using the following methods: a. Bisection method b. Regula-Falsi method c. Fixed-Point iteration d. Newton-Raphson method Use a tolerance of 0.0001. Show the detailed calculation of the first 2 iterations. Show the complete table of iteration.

Solve for the only positive value of x that satisfies the equation **-1 = -√(1-e-*) Using the following methods: a. Bisection method b. Regula-Falsi method c. Fixed-Point iteration d. Newton-Raphson method Use a tolerance of 0.0001. Show the detailed calculation of the first 2 iterations. Show the complete table of iteration.

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