Use Newton’s Method to find the solution to sin x = ex − x2 on [−3, 0], correct to six decimal places.

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Use Newton’s Method to find the solution to sin x = ex − x2 on [−3, 0], correct to six decimal places. Write the general formula for Newton’s Method for the particular function used. Then start with x1=−1.5 and include all subsequent approximations until the desired accuracy is reached. must show all steps

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