a. Show that H2n+1(x) is the unique polynomial of least degree agreeing with f and f'at x0.

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a. Show that H2n+1(x) is the unique polynomial of least degree agreeing with f and f'at x0. . . xn. Assume that P(x) is another such polynomial and consider D = H2n+1 ˆ’ P and D' at x0, x1. . . xn.]
b. Derive the error term in Theorem 3.9.
A. Show that H2n+1(x) is the unique polynomial of least

And using the fact that g'(t) has (2n + 2) distinct zeros in [a, b].]

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Numerical Analysis

ISBN: 978-0538733519

9th edition

Authors: Richard L. Burden, J. Douglas Faires

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