Iterative Methods (AQA GCSE Maths): Quizzes
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What is the key idea behind iterative methods?
What is the key idea behind iterative methods?
Each result feeds into next calculation
What does a sign change between two values tell you about an equation equal to zero?
What does a sign change between two values tell you about an equation equal to zero?
A solution exists between those values
For , at you get 3 and at you get -1. What does this mean?
For , at you get 3 and at you get -1. What does this mean?
Solution exists between &
When should you use iterative methods instead of standard algebraic techniques?
When should you use iterative methods instead of standard algebraic techniques?
When equations are too complex to solve
In the decimal search method, what do you do after finding a sign change?
In the decimal search method, what do you do after finding a sign change?
Narrow the interval & increase precision
If a solution lies between -1.5 and -1.6, what precision would you test next?
If a solution lies between -1.5 and -1.6, what precision would you test next?
2 decimal places: -1.50, -1.51, -1.52...
What is the first step in the iteration machine method?
What is the first step in the iteration machine method?
Rearrange equation with on one side
In iteration, what is ?
In iteration, what is ?
The starting value
When do you stop iterating?
When do you stop iterating?
When consecutive values round to same no.
What is a key issue with rearrangement in iteration machines?
What is a key issue with rearrangement in iteration machines?
Not all rearrangements converge