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Transcribed Image Text:Solve for the root (5 decimal places) of the following equations using:
A.) Incremental Search (graphical) Method with the indicated x, , Ax , and TOL.
1.1288
3. f(x) =
sinh(1.3288Vx) = 0 with x, = 0.5, Ax = 0.1,TOL = 0.001,
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