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Write a C program for Newton-Raphson method to calculate the roots of the equation xe* -1 = 0.​

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Answer:E. E. ZAJAC A TECHNIQUE FOR COMPUTER OETECTION ANO CORRECTION OF ... OIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS • C. V. O. FORRINGTON CONVERSION OF A ... ACM PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES COMMITTEE ASA XE.4 MEETING NO. ... THE NEWTON-RAPHSON METHOO • W. A. BEYER TECHNIQUES FOR THE ...

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