. Using the Newton's forward difference formula, find f'(1.5) from the following data.1.01.52.02.53.71886.48178.380113.1826Find the magnitude of the actual error, if the data represents the function e" + 1. Try to solve alsousing Newton's backward difference and compare your answer.

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Using the Newton's forward difference formula, find f'(1.5) from the following data. 10 15 3.7183 6.4817 8.3891 13.1826 Find the magnitude of the actual error, if the data represents the function e" + 1. Try to solve also using Newton's backward difference and compare your answer.