Secant Method | Lecture 15 | Numerical Methods for Engineers

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Thank you for such an easy and understandable explanation Professor Jeffrey! I wanted to ask: why our x(n-1) is after x (n) on the graph? In the video about Newton's method you also wrote in such a way...

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Probably it’s the other way round

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they are using the backward finite divider to find the F^1(xi)

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Is this not the Newton-Raphson method? Raphson worked on the method before Newton.

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