The document describes using the regula falsi method to find the root of a linear equation. The method involves iteratively guessing values for the root X and calculating the function value f(X) until the difference between successive guesses is sufficiently small, indicating convergence to the true root. An example is shown applying the method to the equation (Q2-Q1)*X^2+2*Q1*L*X-Q1*L^2=0, where constants Q1, Q2, and L are given. The guesses X1 and X2 are initially 0 and 2, and converge after 25 iterations to the root of 4.
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Metode Regula-Falsi With Excel
The document describes using the regula falsi method to find the root of a linear equation. The method involves iteratively guessing values for the root X and calculating the function value f(X) until the difference between successive guesses is sufficiently small, indicating convergence to the true root. An example is shown applying the method to the equation (Q2-Q1)*X^2+2*Q1*L*X-Q1*L^2=0, where constants Q1, Q2, and L are given. The guesses X1 and X2 are initially 0 and 2, and converge after 25 iterations to the root of 4.