T Given f (x) = x4 – x sin (12) defined over the interval [O, 6] where h=1. Use Divided Difference Interpolation to solv
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questions (11 to 14). * The number of 2nd order Poly. functions that we can get from the data is:
Starting from (x=2), the absolute error |P2(0) - f(0)| is:
Starting from x=3; dP2()/dx at x=1 is: -347 O-147 -287 O None
Starting from x=4; The absolute error (dP1(x)/dx - df(x)/dx| at x=4 is: O None 0 101 0 104 O 107
T Given f (x) = x4 – x sin (12) defined over the interval [O, 6] where h=1. Use Divided Difference Interpolation to solve Starting from (x=2), the absolute error |P2(0) - f(0)| is:
Starting from x=3; dP2()/dx at x=1 is: -347 O-147 -287 O None
Starting from x=4; The absolute error (dP1(x)/dx - df(x)/dx| at x=4 is: O None 0 101 0 104 O 107