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3.5 I en I 1-a I-a 3.5 This is an transcendental equation, we solve it using Newton-Raphson method. Let fi)= a unita then f (iteration. do 30 15+ + (do) = +1-30) (to) en ) - 3.5 31 -0.0016 tldo) = f(-30) = -0.0oo.g 21 11 +12) tllo) - 0.0016 -30 0.

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