MAE-284 Exam 1 |2025|COMPLETE EXAM SET
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Bracketing methods are based on
Bracketing Methods always require the idea that if two function values, f1
1 2
two initial estimates (T/F) and f2, have _____ signs, there mst be
at least one root between them
The false position method is based
MATLAB's built in fzero function is
on the false assumption that the
3 4 based on the Newton-Raphson
function can be approximated y a(n)
method (T/F)
___________.
, Don't know?
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Bracketing Methods True
always require two initial
estimates (T/F)
Discontinuous functions True
can result in a bracket with
opposite sgned function
values having an even
number of root (T/F)
Bracketing methods True
always converge, but
usually do so more slowly
than open methods (T/F)
The secant method is True
similar to the Newton-
Raphson method, but uses
an approximation of the
derivative (T/F)
MATLAB's built in fzero False
function is based on the
Newton-Raphson method
(T/F)
Suppose you are given if nargin <4, s=100; end
the [a,b]= mae284(p,q,r,s)
and the user doesn't
specify the inpt value for
's', which line of code can
be used to define a
default value of s=100
wihtin the function?
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Bracketing methods are based on
Bracketing Methods always require the idea that if two function values, f1
1 2
two initial estimates (T/F) and f2, have _____ signs, there mst be
at least one root between them
The false position method is based
MATLAB's built in fzero function is
on the false assumption that the
3 4 based on the Newton-Raphson
function can be approximated y a(n)
method (T/F)
___________.
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (59)
Bracketing Methods True
always require two initial
estimates (T/F)
Discontinuous functions True
can result in a bracket with
opposite sgned function
values having an even
number of root (T/F)
Bracketing methods True
always converge, but
usually do so more slowly
than open methods (T/F)
The secant method is True
similar to the Newton-
Raphson method, but uses
an approximation of the
derivative (T/F)
MATLAB's built in fzero False
function is based on the
Newton-Raphson method
(T/F)
Suppose you are given if nargin <4, s=100; end
the [a,b]= mae284(p,q,r,s)
and the user doesn't
specify the inpt value for
's', which line of code can
be used to define a
default value of s=100
wihtin the function?
