Math256 Exam Homework
Math256 Exam Homework Throughout this question, f(a) is a function with a root at 2 = c (so f(c) = 0). You may assume that f'(c) ‡ 0 except where the question states otherwise. (a) Let K(a) be an arbitrary function and consider the Newton-Raphson method applied to the product f(x)K(x). (i) Show that the …