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Suppose we have some approximation N(h) to M, and we know that N(h) = M + C¡h+ C2h² + C3h³ +0 (h*) . Using N(h), N(h/2), and N(h(3) dotormino o thind rimotion to M

Suppose we have some approximation N(h) to M, and we know that N(h) = M + C¡h+ C2h² + C3h³ +0 (h*) . Using N(h), N(h/2), and N(h(3) dotormino o thind rimotion to M

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction
Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction
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Suppose we have some approximation N(h) to M, and we know that N(h) = M + C¡h + Czh? + C3h³ + O (h*) . %3D Using N(h), N(h/2), and N(h/3), determine a third order approximation to M.
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose we have some approximation N(h) to M, and we know that N(h) = M + C¡h + Czh? + C3h³ + O (h*) . %3D Using N(h), N(h/2), and N(h/3), determine a third order approximation to M.
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