Numerical Methods for Engineers
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Chapter 14, Problem 9P
Develop a program using a programming or macro language to implement the random search method. Design the subprogram so that it is expressly designed to locate a maximum. Test the program with f(x, y) from Prob. 14.7. Use a range of
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