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    This document provides instructions for a numerical analysis lab assignment on the bisection method. Students are asked to: 1. Create a Matlab function to find initial intervals for the bisection method and test it on an example function. 2. Create a bisection function that takes a function, initial interval, and stopping criteria as inputs and finds the root. Test it on an example. 3. Use the bisection function to find the roots of a cubic function and compare the theoretical vs actual number of iterations for different error tolerances. Plot the results. 4. Create a function to visualize the bisection method converging on a root over iterations and test it on an example. The

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    Universidad Industrial de Santander, Colombia

    Numerical Analysis, 2019-1


    Jorge Bacca
    September 29, 2019

    Lab 2. Bisection Method

    1 Instructions
    • Make a pdf report including the solution to each point of the practice with name
    Lab2 name lastname.pdf.
    • Send all files in a rar o zip file with name Lab2 name lastname.rar to analisis-
    numero@outlook.com. Write in the subject LAN 2019-2 Lab 2.
    • You are allowed to use internet, notes, and .m files that you have created before.

    2 Implementing
    • (1.5 points) Create a Matlab function called my finding interval name lastname() to
    find two adequate initial points [a, b] given a function f (x). Make a script called
    run 2a name lastname.m in which you use the created function with and example (start
    the search at 0).
    • (1.0 points) Create a Matlab function called my bisection function name lastname() to find
    the root of a function. The arguments of the function must be: the function to be evaluated
    f (x) (as an inline function), the initial points [a, b], and the stopping criteria (the number of
    iterations or the relative error). Make a script called run 2b name lastname.m in which you
    use the created function to solve any example. For instance,
    fun = @ XXXXXX;
    a=XX;
    b=XX;
    Iter=X;
    root=my bisection function name lastname(fun,a,b,Iter);

    • (1.5 points) Given the function f (x) = (x − 8)(x − 3)2 use your script to find each one of the
    roots. Compare the theoretical number of iterations N with respect to the practical number of
    iterations when the stopping criteria is established as  = 1e−2 , 1e−4 , 1e−6 , 1e−8 , 1e−10 . Plot
    the results where the x-label corresponds to the value of epsilon, and the y-label corresponds to
    the number of iterations for both cases: theoretical and practical. Conclude about the figure.

    • (1.0 points) Create a Matlab function called my visual bisection function name lastname()
    to visualize the behaviour of the Bisection method. The arguments of the function
    must be: the function to be evaluated f (x) (as an inline function), the initial points
    [a, b], and the number of iterations. Make a script called run 2d name lastname.m in
    which you use the created function to visualize the behavior of the bisection method
    when solving any example and conclude about the convergence of the method. For instance,
    fun = @ XXXXXX;
    a=XX;
    b=XX;
    Iter= XX
    P=my visual bisection function name lastname(fun,a,b,Iter);

    1
    2.1 Interpreting
    When the mortality rate is neglected, the world population N can be simulated by a function that
    grows in proportion to the number of individuals existing at any time t. Also, if λ is the growth
    rate, ϕ is a coefficient that simulates the immigration, and N0 is the population at the beginning of
    the simulation, the function to determine the quantity of individuals at any time t is given by

    eλt − 1
    N (t) = N0 eλt + ϕ (1)
    λ
    Assume that in t = 0 the world population has 1500 individuals, also assume that the inmigriation
    rate is of 475 individuals per year, and after one year (t = 1) the population has amounted to 2264
    individuals.

    • (0.2 points) Determine a nonlinear equation f (λ) = 0 to calculate the growth rate λ by finding
    its root. f (λ) =

    • (0.8 points) Make a script to find the root of the nonlinear equation f (λ) = 0 by using the
    created function in 2. Also plot the function between λ = 0.01 and λ = 1.

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