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MATLAB Codes for Numerical Methods

The document outlines 5 MATLAB coding tasks: 1. Write code for the Secant Method and Fixed Point Iteration Method to calculate approximate error at each step and show error propagation graphically. 2. Write a function called LCM_my that takes two numbers as input and returns their LCM. 3. Write a function called Check_max_min_point that takes 3 inputs a, b, c, evaluates the derivatives of a function f at those points, and comments on whether it is a max/min point.

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MATLAB Codes for Numerical Methods

The document outlines 5 MATLAB coding tasks: 1. Write code for the Secant Method and Fixed Point Iteration Method to calculate approximate error at each step and show error propagation graphically. 2. Write a function called LCM_my that takes two numbers as input and returns their LCM. 3. Write a function called Check_max_min_point that takes 3 inputs a, b, c, evaluates the derivatives of a function f at those points, and comments on whether it is a max/min point.

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1. Write down a MATLAB code for Secant Method.

Calculate approximate error for each step and


show graphical presentation of error propagation.
2. Write down a MATLAB code for Fixed Point Iteration Method. Calculate approximate error for
each step and show graphical presentation of error propagation.
3. Write down a MATLAB code to determine LCM of two numbers. Check the attached figure to
know how to calculate LCM of two numbers.

4. Now make your problem -3 code an 'user defined function' in MATLAB named LCM_my(x,y).
That means this function will take two numbers as input and give the result of LCM of these as
output.

Example:

>> LCM_my(10, 12)

>> 60

5. Write down a user defined function named 'Check_max_min_point (a,b,c)' that will take three
inputs values of a, b and c and evaluate the first derivative of f with respect to x, y and z as fx, fy
and fz respectively at (a,b,c) point where f is as follows.
3 -x
f = 3ysin x + 2yln(z-1) – 3e
If fx, fy and fz all are zero then it will show comment as
'This is the max/min point in the function'
and if any of them are non zero, then it will show the comment
'This is not the max/min point of the function'

Example:

>> Check_max_min_point(2,3,4)

This is not the min/max point

>> Check_max_min_point(0,1,0)

This is not the min/max point

>> Check_max_min_point(0,0,0)
This is not the min/max point

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