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    The document describes the method of bisection for finding the root of a function. It explains that if a continuous function changes sign over an interval, there must be a root within that interval. The bisection method repeatedly bisects the interval in half and evaluates the function at the midpoint to determine which sub-interval contains the root. This process is repeated with decreasing interval sizes until the root is known within the desired accuracy. A simple algorithm is presented to implement the bisection method to iteratively find the root.

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    The document describes the method of bisection for finding the root of a function. It explains that if a continuous function changes sign over an interval, there must be a root within that interval. The bisection method repeatedly bisects the interval in half and evaluates the function at the midpoint to determine which sub-interval contains the root. This process is repeated with decreasing interval sizes until the root is known within the desired accuracy. A simple algorithm is presented to implement the bisection method to iteratively find the root.

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    The document describes the method of bisection for finding the root of a function. It explains that if a continuous function changes sign over an interval, there must be a root within that interval. The bisection method repeatedly bisects the interval in half and evaluates the function at the midpoint to determine which sub-interval contains the root. This process is repeated with decreasing interval sizes until the root is known within the desired accuracy. A simple algorithm is presented to implement the bisection method to iteratively find the root.

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    NUMERICAL METHODS

    METHOD OF BISECTION
    School Of Engineering Of Petroleum

    METHOD
    BISECTION

    DIEGO F.
    Industrial university De Santander
    I Semester of 2010
    NUMERICAL METHODS
    METHOD OF BISECTION
    School Of Engineering Of Petroleum

    When the graphic skills were applied, in the example 1.1, am observed (see it represents
    1.1) that f (xi) change of sign in both sides of the root. In general, if f (x) is real and
    continuous in the xt interval to xu and f (xi) and f (xu) they have opposite signs; this is,

    f (xi).f (xu) <0 (1.1)

    then there is at least a real root between xi and xu.

    The methods of incremental search make use of this characteristic on having located an
    interval where the function changes sign. Therefore, the location of the change of sign
    (and hence, of the root), is achieved by more accuracy on having divided the interval in a
    definite subíntralos quantity. Each of these subíntralos is traced to find the change of sign.
    The process recurs and the approach to the root improves increasingly as the subintervals
    split into smaller and smaller intervals.

    The method of bisection, known also how of binary cut, of division in two equal intervals
    or method Bolzano, is it a method of incremental search in which the interval always
    splits into two. If the function changes sign on an interval, the value of the function is
    evaluated in the average point.

    DIEGO F.
    Industrial university De Santander
    I Semester of 2010
    NUMERICAL METHODS
    METHOD OF BISECTION
    School Of Engineering Of Petroleum

    The position of the root decides placing it in the average point of the subinterval inside
    which a change of sign happens. The process recurs up to obtaining a better approach.

    Next he explains a simple algorithm to himself to calculate the bisection, and in the figure
    1.6 shows himself a sketch.

    I happen l: Low xi and Superior chooses the initial values xu of such form that the
    function changes of sign on the interval.

    This can happen insuring itself of that f (xi) f (xu) <0.

    I spend 2: The first approach to the root x, decides as:


    xi+ xu
    Xr=
    2
    I spend 3: Realize the following evaluations to determine in that subinlervalo the root
    falls down:

    a) If f (xi) f (xu) <0, then the root is inside the subinterval. Therefore,
    take xu = x,y 2 continues in the step.

    DIEGO F.
    Industrial university De Santander
    I Semester of 2010
    NUMERICAL METHODS
    METHOD OF BISECTION
    School Of Engineering Of Petroleum

    b) If f (xi) f (xu)> 0; then the root is inside the top subinterval. Therefore, be solved xi = xr
    and 2 be continued in the step.

    I spend 4: If f (xi) f (xu) = 0, the root is equal to xr; it finishes the calculation.

    DIEGO F.
    Industrial university De Santander
    I Semester of 2010

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