Use the Jacobi method to find a solution to (x^{2} cos x-x+0.5=0). Use (x(0)=1) and (varepsilon=0.01). Experimentally

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Use the Jacobi method to find a solution to \(x^{2} \cos x-x+0.5=0\). Use \(x(0)=1\) and \(\varepsilon=0.01\). Experimentally determine the range of initial values that results in convergence.

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