Convergence of the Method of False Position
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The method of false position has been applied to calculate the fourth roots of the natural numbers from 1 to 30 in the interval [0, 3] with the stopping tolerance of 0.00001 using C++ computer program. The minimum error 0.000000029282 and minimum percentage error 0.000001251170 have been obtained in the determination of fourth roots of 30. The maximum error 0.000002324581 and maximum percentage error 0.000232458100 have been obtained in the determination of fourth roots of 1. The average value of the error is 0.000000392037 and the average value of percentage error is 0.000027500512. Minimum, maximum and average values the numerical rate of convergence have been found to be 0.239808153477, 1.851851851852 and 1.197514787730 respectively.Abstract
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