Suppose f"(x) = N(h) + a,h2 + a,h* + azh6 + …. The value of N2(h) using Richardson's extrapolation is: N2 (h)=2N1 (h/2)-N1 (h) with error of order O(h) N2 (h)=2N1 (h/2)-N1 (h) with error of order O(h^2) N2 (h)3(4N1(h/2)-N1 (h))/3 with error of order O(h^4) N2 (h)-(4N1(h/2)-N1 (h))/3 with error of order O(h^2)

Suppose f"(x) = N(h) + a,h2 + a,h* + azh6 + …. The value of N2(h) using Richardson's extrapolation is: N2 (h)=2N1 (h/2)-N1 (h) with error of order O(h) N2 (h)=2N1 (h/2)-N1 (h) with error of order O(h^2) N2 (h)3(4N1(h/2)-N1 (h))/3 with error of order O(h^4) N2 (h)-(4N1(h/2)-N1 (h))/3 with error of order O(h^2)

College Algebra

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Chapter3: Functions

Section3.3: Rates Of Change And Behavior Of Graphs

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