The curve is intersected by .
Show that there are exactly two intersections with x>0.
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Put . Obtain a Newton–Raphson formula for the larger root and use to calculate . Give the corresponding approximation to x to 3 decimal places.
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OCR A-level Mathematics A · H240
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The curve is intersected by .
Show that there are exactly two intersections with x>0.
[4]
Put . Obtain a Newton–Raphson formula for the larger root and use to calculate . Give the corresponding approximation to x to 3 decimal places.
[5]
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