Newton's Method
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Series: Calculus Series
Duration: 9
Year Published: 1966
Creator: Mathematical Association of America
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Description: Introduces the iterative procedure of solving equations and employs Newton's method of approximating solutions by tangents. Shows that iterative techniques may be used where numerical solutions are acceptable. Uses examples to illustrate the procedures., Introduces the iterative procedure of solving equations and employs Newton's method of approximating solutions by tangents. Shows that iterative techniques may be used where numerical solutoins are acceptable. Uses example to illustrate the procedures. (Calculus series)
Complete Record: Introduces the iterative procedure of solving equations and employs Newton's method of approximating solutions by tangents. Shows that iterative techniques may be used where numerical solutions are acceptable. Uses examples to illustrate the procedures., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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