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An ice cream drum is made of a waffle cone filled with ice cream such that the ice cream above the cone forms a spherical cap. The volume of the ice cream is given by: (r2h r2H H3) v = 7t - +- +- 3 2 6 Determine H if V = 1/3 U.S. pint (1 U.S pint= 28.87

First plot the graph. Then use the construct a script for the bisection method and Newton's method to find one of the possible roots.

Calculate numerically the solution by employing three different tolerances. These tolerances will be chosen by you.

Prepare a report for this exercise



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the final solution after 10 iterations is H=0.8019 and value of F(0.8019)=0.000032 ) 9-625 7-54 4 2.26讦+0.5グ O 523H n-1 Hou ol 4。18PL 3·3139 | 2.313 1-6640 1 1843 77.5720. 46.7296| 13 40 15 구-81625 2.7970 0 . 구S20S o. 10417 O 0063 0 9 169 0 8027 80 o 0006 3 2000 C 3-1 432110000 t衹 只

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