There’s nothing like a zero?
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The function y(t)=(1-t)^6 has only one unique zero value at t=1. Plot the graph for 0<=t<=2 with a sampling interval 0.001 and try zero finding to 10 significant figures (s.f.).
You will see that Newton-Raphson fails to converge to the requested accuracy.
What has gone wrong?
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