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SOLVE FOR THE REAL ROOTS USING INCREMENTAL SEARCH METHOD x3+4x2-10=0 (1-2) limitations real roots: 1.365230013 follow this format Iteration Δx x f(x) x+Δx f(x+Δx) f(x)*f(x+Δx)

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SOLVE FOR THE REAL ROOTS USING INCREMENTAL SEARCH METHOD

x³+4x²-10=0 (1-2) limitations

real roots: 1.365230013

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Δx

f(x)

x+Δx

f(x+Δx)

f(x)*f(x+Δx)

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SOLVE FOR THE REAL ROOTS USING INCREMENTAL SEARCH METHOD x3+4x2-10=0 (1-2) limitations real roots: 1.365230013 follow this format Iteration Δx x f(x) x+Δx f(x+Δx) f(x)*f(x+Δx) Increments: 1 = Δx 0.1 0.01 0.001 0.0001 0.00001 and so on