Suppose that the values of a smooth function f is known for x=0, 0.3, 0.6 and 1.2. Select the 3- point numerical differentiation scheme that will best approximate f'(0.6). O Forward difference with h=D0.3 D Backward difference with h=0.3 O Backward difference with h=0.6 Forward difference with h=0.6

Suppose that the values of a smooth function f is known for x=0, 0.3, 0.6 and 1.2. Select the 3- point numerical differentiation scheme that will best approximate f'(0.6). O Forward difference with h=D0.3 D Backward difference with h=0.3 O Backward difference with h=0.6 Forward difference with h=0.6

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Mathematics For Machine Technology

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Chapter58: Achievement Review—section Five

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 30AR: Determine dimension x to 3 decimal places.

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