An oscillating current in an electric circuit is described by i(t) = 9e cos(2rt) where t is in seconds. Use False Position Method to determine the value of t such that i=3.5. Plot the graph of the function to develop your initial guess. Terminate your computation when the approximate relative error falls below ɛ=10°. Give the results in a table.

An oscillating current in an electric circuit is described by i(t) = 9e cos(2rt) where t is in seconds. Use False Position Method to determine the value of t such that i=3.5. Plot the graph of the function to develop your initial guess. Terminate your computation when the approximate relative error falls below ɛ=10°. Give the results in a table.

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