2. During the class, we derived in detail the first order Richardson extrapolated derivative, by using h→ h/2, D(¹) = = f'(xo) h4 480 Using h→ h/2, derive the expression for D(2) which is the second order Richardson extrapolation. Now starting from the definition of D₁ and using h → h/3, derive the expression for D1¹). (a) (b) ƒ(5) (xo) + 0(hº).

2. During the class, we derived in detail the first order Richardson extrapolated derivative, by using h→ h/2, D(¹) = = f'(xo) h4 480 Using h→ h/2, derive the expression for D(2) which is the second order Richardson extrapolation. Now starting from the definition of D₁ and using h → h/3, derive the expression for D1¹). (a) (b) ƒ(5) (xo) + 0(hº).

Calculus For The Life Sciences

2nd Edition

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Author:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.

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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative

Section4.CR: Chapter 4 Review

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