Construction of a Fourth Order Iterative Method to Solve Non-Linear Equations
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In this paper, we have developed the fourth order iterative method to find the simple roots of the non-linear equations that arise in engineering and scientific fields. Through theoretical derivatives and practical examples, we illustrate how to evaluate the simple roots of non-linear equations. The proposed scheme demonstrates efficient results as well as improves the computational performance. The study concluded by discussing potential applications and implications for future research in simple root finding methods.
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