x* – x – 1 = 0i) Explain Secant algorithm.ii) Find positive root of the equation with error is less than 10-6 by Secant method for initial-9-interval [0,2] in MATLAB (or any other computation tool.)iii) Obtain the table which contains n, xn, f (xn),| xn – xn-1] values for each iteration step.

i) Secant Algorithm: For the function f(x)=0 Step 1: we choose the two initial guess, says x0 and…

x* – x – 1 = 0 i) Explain Secant algorithm. ii) Find positive root of the equation with error is less than 10-6 by Secant method for initial interval [0,2] in MATLAB (or any other computation tool.) iii) Obtain the table which contains n, xn, f (xn), | Xn – xn-1| values for each iteration step.

x* – x – 1 = 0 i) Explain Secant algorithm. ii) Find positive root of the equation with error is less than 10-6 by Secant method for initial interval [0,2] in MATLAB (or any other computation tool.) iii) Obtain the table which contains n, xn, f (xn), | Xn – xn-1| values for each iteration step.

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