The correct and approximate zero value to two decimal places of the following polynomial function is to be estimated:
Answer to Problem 71RE
The approximate zero value to two decimal places of
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Concept Used:
Intermediate value theorem:
The polynomial function
Calculation:
The interval
Here,
As
According to the intermediate value theorem that function
Now, need to divide the given interval
Using intermediate value theorem, the value of
So, the zero is observed between
Now, Now, need to divide the given interval
Using intermediate value theorem, the value of
So, the zero lies between
Therefore, the correct to two decimal places, the zero is
Conclusion:
Hence, the correct to two decimal places, the zero is
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