Connect 1-semester Access Card For Numerical Methods For Engineers
Connect 1-semester Access Card For Numerical Methods For Engineers
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ISBN: 9781259168772
Author: Chapra, Steven, Canale, Raymond
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 6, Problem 23P

Determine the roots of the simultaneous nonlinear equations

( x 4 ) 2 + ( y 4 ) 2 = 5 x 2 + y 2 = 16

Use a graphical approach to obtain your initial guesses. Determine refined estimates with the two-equation Newton-Raphson method described in Sec. 6.6.2.

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To calculate: The root of the non-linear simultaneous equations,

(x4)2+(y4)2=5x2+y2=16

By the two-equation Newton-Raphson method and find the initial guess by the graphical method.

Answer to Problem 23P

Solution:

The root of the simultaneous non-linear equations y=x2+1 and y=2cosx:

For the initial root (1.8,3.6) is x=1.80583 and y=3.56917.

For the initial root (3.6,1.8) is x=3.56917 and y=1.80583.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The non-linear simultaneous equation,

(x4)2+(y4)2=5x2+y2=16

Formula used:

The Newton-Raphson formula for two non-linear equation is,

xi+1=xiuiviyviuiyuixviyuiyvixyi+1=yiviuixuivixuixviyuiyvix

Calculation:

Use MATLAB to draw the graph of the equations, (x4)2+(y4)2=5 and x2+y2=16 as below,

Code:

clear;clc;

%x-coordinates spacing is defined.

x =linspace(-10,10,100);

%first function is defined.

y1_1 =(- x.^2+8.*x -11).^(1/2)+4;

y1_2 =4-(- x.^2+8.*x -11).^(1/2);

%second function is defined.

y2_1 =(4- x).^(1/2).*(x +4).^(1/2);

y2_2 =-(4- x).^(1/2).*(x +4).^(1/2);

Y1 =[y1_1,y1_2];

Y2 =[y2_1,y2_2];

X =[x,x];

%Plot command is used to draw the two function.

plot(X,Y1,X,Y2)

legend('(x-4)^2 + (y-4)^2 = 5','x^2 + y^2 = 16')

xlabel('x')

ylabel('y')

Output:

Connect 1-semester Access Card For Numerical Methods For Engineers, Chapter 6, Problem 23P

From the above graph, it is observed that there are two roots at (1.8,3.6) and (3.6,1.8).

Consider theequations,

(x4)2+(y4)2=5x2+y2=16

Rewrite the equation as below,

u(x,y)=5(x4)2(y4)2v(x,y)=16x2y2

Partial differentiate the above functions with respect to x,

ux=x[5(x4)2(y4)2]=x(5)x[(x4)2]x[(y4)2]=02(x4)0=2x+8

And,

vx=x(16x2y2)=x(16)x(x2)x(y2)=02x0=2x

Now, partial differentiate the above functions with respect to y,

uy=y[5(x4)2(y4)2]=y(5)y(x4)2y(y4)2=002(y4)=2y+8

And,

vy=y(16x2y2)=y(16)y(x2)y(y2)=002y=2y

Use initial guesses x0=1.8 and y0=3.6, the first iteration is,

x0+1=x0u0v0yv0u0yu0xv0yu0yv0xx1=1.8{5((1.8)4)2((3.6)4)2}(2(3.6))(16(1.8)2(3.6)2)(2(3.6)+8)(2(1.8)+8)(2(3.6))(2(3.6)+8)(2(1.8))=1.8{5(2.2)2(0.4)2}(7.2)(163.2412.96)(7.2+8)(3.6+8)(7.2)(7.2+8)(3.6)=1.8056

And,

y0+1=y0v0u0xu0v0xu0xv0yu0yv0xy1=3.6(16(1.8)2(3.6)2)(2(1.8)+8){5((1.8)4)2((3.6)4)2}(2(1.8))(2(1.8)+8)(2(3.6))(2(3.6)+8)(2(1.8))=3.6(163.2412.96)(3.6+8){5(2.2)2(0.4)2}(3.6)(3.6+8)(7.2)(7.2+8)(3.6)=3.5694

Now, use x1=1.8056 and y1=3.5694, the second iteration is,

x1+1=x1u1v1yv1u1yu1xv1yu1yv1xx2=1.8056{5((1.8056)4)2((3.5694)4)2}(2(3.5694))(16(1.8056)2(3.5694)2)(2(3.5694)+8)(2(1.8056)+8)(2(3.5694))(2(3.5694)+8)(2(1.8056))=1.8056{0.00081}(7.14)(0.00081)(0.86)(4.389)(7.14)(0.86)(3.6112)=1.80583

And,

y1+1=y1v1u1xu1v1xu1xv1yu1yv1xy2=3.5694(16(1.8056)2(3.5694)2)(2(1.8056)+8){5((1.8056)4)2((3.5694)4)2}(2(1.8056))(2(1.8056)+8)(2(3.5694))(2(3.5694)+8)(2(1.8056))=3.5694{0.00081}(4.389)(0.00081)(3.6112)(4.389)(7.14)(0.86)(3.6112)=3.56917

Now, use x2=1.80583 and y2=3.56917, the third iteration is,

x2+1=x2u2v2yv2u2yu2xv2yu2yv2xx3=1.80583{5((1.80583)4)2((3.56917)4)2}(2(3.56917))(16(1.80583)2(3.56917)2)(2(3.56917)+8)(2(1.80583)+8)(2(3.56917))(2(3.56917)+8)(2(1.80583))=1.80583{0.0000035}(7.13834)(0.0000035)(0.86166)(4.38834)(7.13834)(0.86166)(3.61166)=1.80583

And,

y2+1=y2v2u2xu2v2xu2xv2yu2yv2xy2=3.56917(16(1.80583)2(3.56917)2)(2(1.80583)+8){5((1.80583)4)2((3.56917)4)2}(2(1.80583))(2(1.80583)+8)(2(3.56917))(2(3.56917)+8)(2(1.80583))=3.56917{0.0000035}(4.38834)(0.0000035)(3.61166)(4.38834)(7.13834)(0.86166)(3.61166)=3.56917

Thus, all the iteration can be summarized as below,

i xi yi
0 1.8 3.6
1 1.8056 3.5694
2 1.80583 3.56917
3 1.80583 3.56917

Hence, the root of the simultaneous non-linear equations y=x2+1 and y=2cosx is x=1.80583 and y=3.56917.

Use initial guesses x0=3.6 and y0=1.8, the first iteration is,

x0+1=x0u0v0yv0u0yu0xv0yu0yv0xx1=3.6{5((3.6)4)2((1.8)4)2}(2(1.8))(16(3.6)2(1.8)2)(2(1.8)+8)(2(3.6)+8)(2(1.8))(2(1.8)+8)(2(3.6))=3.6{0}(3.6)(0.2)(4.4)(0.8)(3.6)(4.4)(7.2)=3.56944

And,

y0+1=y0v0u0xu0v0xu0xv0yu0yv0xy1=1.8(16(3.6)2(1.8)2)(2(3.6)+8){5((3.6)4)2((1.8)4)2}(2(3.6))(2(3.6)+8)(2(1.8))(2(1.8)+8)(2(3.6))=1.8{0.2}(0.8)(0)(7.2)(0.8)(3.6)(4.4)(7.2)=1.80556

Now, use x1=3.56944 and y1=1.80556, the second iteration is,

x1+1=x1u1v1yv1u1yu1xv1yu1yv1xx2=3.56944{5((3.56944)4)2((1.80556)4)2}(2(1.80556))(16(3.56944)2(1.80556)2)(2(1.80556)+8)(2(3.56944)+8)(2(1.80556))(2(1.80556)+8)(2(3.56944))=3.56944{0.00095}(3.61112)(0.00095)(4.38888)(0.86112)(3.61112)(4.38888)(7.13888)=3.56917

And,

y1+1=y1v1u1xu1v1xu1xv1yu1yv1xy2=1.80556(16(3.56944)2(1.80556)2)(2(3.56944)+8){5((3.56944)4)2((1.80556)4)2}(2(3.56944))(2(3.56944)+8)(2(1.80556))(2(1.80556)+8)(2(3.56944))=1.80556{0.00095}(0.86112)(0.00095)(7.13888)(0.86112)(3.61112)(4.38888)(7.13888)=1.80583

Now, use x2=3.56917 and y2=1.80583, the third iteration is,

x2+1=x2u2v2yv2u2yu2xv2yu2yv2xx3=3.56917{5((3.56917)4)2((1.80583)4)2}(2(1.80583))(16(3.56917)2(1.80583)2)(2(1.80583)+8)(2(3.56917)+8)(2(1.80583))(2(1.80583)+8)(2(3.56917))=3.56917{0.0000035}(3.61166)(0.0000035)(4.38834)(0.86166)(3.61166)(4.38834)(7.13834)=3.56917

And,

y2+1=y2v2u2xu2v2xu2xv2yu2yv2xy2=1.80583(16(3.56917)2(1.80583)2)(2(3.56917)+8){5((3.56917)4)2((1.80583)4)2}(2(3.56917))(2(3.56917)+8)(2(1.80583))(2(1.80583)+8)(2(3.56917))=1.80583{0.0000035}(0.86166)(0.0000035)(7.13834)(0.86166)(3.61166)(4.38834)(7.13834)=1.80583

Thus, all the iteration can be summarized as below,

i xi yi
0 3.6 1.8
1 3.56944 1.80556
2 3.56917 1.80583
3 3.56917 1.80583

Hence, the root of the simultaneous non-linear equations y=x2+1 and y=2cosx is x=3.56917 and y=1.80583.

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