Please help me solve these using python 1) Use double precision, calculate the resulting values (format to 5 decimal places)a) 0100000001111110101110012) Repeat exercise 1 using three-digit chopping arithmetic3) Repeat exercise 1 using three-digit rounding arithmetic4) Compute the absolute and relative error with the exact value from question 1 and its 3 digitrounding5)f(x) = 2 (-1)^(1/²)k=1Consider the infinite series: f(x)=(-1)*|What is the minimum number of terms needed to computer f(1) with error < 10-4?6) Determine the number of iterations necessary to solve f(x) = x³ + 4x² − 10 = 0 withaccuracy 104 using a = -4 and b = 7.a) Using the bisection methodb) Using the newton Raphson method

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Please help me solve these using python

1) Use double precision, calculate the resulting values (format to 5 decimal places)
a) 010000000111111010111001
2) Repeat exercise 1 using three-digit chopping arithmetic
3) Repeat exercise 1 using three-digit rounding arithmetic
4) Compute the absolute and relative error with the exact value from question 1 and its 3 digit
rounding
5)
f(x) = 2 (-1)^(1/²)
k=1
Consider the infinite series: f(x)=(-1)*|
What is the minimum number of terms needed to computer f(1) with error < 10-4?
6) Determine the number of iterations necessary to solve f(x) = x³ + 4x² − 10 = 0 with
accuracy 104 using a = -4 and b = 7.
a) Using the bisection method
b) Using the newton Raphson method

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