Bisection Method - Numerical Root Finding Methods in Python and MATLAB

[@rboro6969]

13. The equation x 3 + x 2 − 3x − 3 = 0 has a root on the interval (1,2), namely x = √ 3.

[@janlhesternavasca3160]

hello Dr. Mostefa . Why did you defined x = bisection(func,a,b) at the end?

[@8Aboudi8]

hey sir! i hope this comments finds you asap so i followed your way of doing bisection method and when i tried to debug the whole thing i got a message saying "pydev debugger: process 4512 is connecting" and everytime i do it again i get the same message but different numbers. what is the issue here?

[@souadmassi7683]

Thank you Dr. Mostefa Greetings from Algeria

[@AhmedEssam-iz5ny]

what should i do if i need it as a dynamic method , which the user have to enter the method by himself ??

[@SarkarMotion]

Cheers for the good work

[@YarpizProjects]

Thank you.

[@sulaimanalmajdub1523]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته. بسم الله ما شاء الله تبارك الله الرحمن أحسن الخالقين. الإستفادة منك منهجية وكذلك لغوية. طريقة كتابتك للبرامج فيها شمولية بخلفية الطريقة العددية المتبعة وكذلك عدم تطويل أسطر الحسابات في البرنامج مما يقلل من زمن البرمجة (CPU Time) وهذا أهم شيء للمهندس المبرمج خصوصا الذي يعمل في المجال التطبيقي مع الشركات والمؤسسات الكبيرة الله يكرمك ويحفظك ويعطيك خيري الدنيا والآخرة. أخوك في الله سليمان محمد المجذوب ، طرابلس / ليبيا.

[@kylekessel2330]

so lets say you set the maxit to 100 but idk lets just say it goes to iteration 25 and is in tolerance for the first time, how to you print the iterations used to get within tolerance of 25 rather than 100 selected?

[@r.a2229]

You are a very good teacher... Excellent teaching . Thank you

[@ThatPoppy_]

Very useful video! Thank you!!!!

[@zEre326]

You have saved my grade in this class!! thank you so much

[@laurentdossou8470]

Keep doing what you're doing bro. Thank you

[@robertsamata3585]

maybe for a function of third degree?

[@faikyesilyaprak8761]

Clear and easy to follow along, thanks for the effort

[@jolkandra9603]

Amazing work!!!

[@satirikos1234]

Really helpful! How can you define the number of digits? i mean the accuracy

[@vrl9037]

In python you can use round(). So if you have x = [a,b,c], x_rounded = round(x, 2) will give roots to two decimal places

[@gyanka779]

Thanks sir

[@nanoprogrammer8904]

Thanks sir

[@fasdailhaq1193]

thank you sir, it works very well

[@mohamadafiq2904]

boleh share coding yang da dibuat. email dekat [e-mail].. tolong ya

[@fasdailhaq1193]

@@mohamadafiq2904 unfortunately I forget where the file is. just follow the video sir :)