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Let f be twice continuously differentiable function on the interval [  a,b  ] with p \epsilon[  a,b  ]and f(p) = 0. Further, suppose that f^{'} (p)\neq 0 . Show thatthere exists \delta \  \textgreater \  0 such that for p_{0} \epsilon I =[ p- \delta ,p+  \delta ], the sequence {pn}generated by Newton’s method converges to p.

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Answered by yashika4826
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