Numerical Methods for the Determination of Roots of Polynomials

The place of numerical approaches in determining the roots of polynomials cannot be overlooked. This is because the root of some polynomial equations cannot be determined by the analytic approaches and as such numerical methods have to be employed in doing so. In this research work, approximate root...

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Main Author: Michael AJAH
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava 2019-04-01
Series:Journal of Applied Computer Science & Mathematics
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spelling doaj-1b0a7745f380446d98439f62a2a436bf2020-11-24T21:50:30ZengStefan cel Mare University of SuceavaJournal of Applied Computer Science & Mathematics2066-42732066-31292019-04-01131313810.4316/JACSM.201901005Numerical Methods for the Determination of Roots of PolynomialsMichael AJAH0Department of Mathematics, School of Pure and Applied Sciences, Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola, NigeriaThe place of numerical approaches in determining the roots of polynomials cannot be overlooked. This is because the root of some polynomial equations cannot be determined by the analytic approaches and as such numerical methods have to be employed in doing so. In this research work, approximate roots of polynomials were found using numerical methods (the Bisection method, the Newton's method and the Secant method). The aim is to find out the more accurate method that converges quickly to the root of the polynomial and also stable when compared to the exact solution. The numerical methods were used to find solutions to problems of polynomials, results were analyzed and we found out that the Secant method is a more accurate and reliable numerical method in determining roots of polynomials as compared to the Bisection and Newton's methods.https://jacsm.ro/view/?pid=27_5PolynomialRoot/solutionBisection MethodNewton's MethodSecant Method
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author Michael AJAH
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Numerical Methods for the Determination of Roots of Polynomials
Journal of Applied Computer Science & Mathematics
Polynomial
Root/solution
Bisection Method
Newton's Method
Secant Method
author_facet Michael AJAH
author_sort Michael AJAH
title Numerical Methods for the Determination of Roots of Polynomials
title_short Numerical Methods for the Determination of Roots of Polynomials
title_full Numerical Methods for the Determination of Roots of Polynomials
title_fullStr Numerical Methods for the Determination of Roots of Polynomials
title_full_unstemmed Numerical Methods for the Determination of Roots of Polynomials
title_sort numerical methods for the determination of roots of polynomials
publisher Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava
series Journal of Applied Computer Science & Mathematics
issn 2066-4273
2066-3129
publishDate 2019-04-01
description The place of numerical approaches in determining the roots of polynomials cannot be overlooked. This is because the root of some polynomial equations cannot be determined by the analytic approaches and as such numerical methods have to be employed in doing so. In this research work, approximate roots of polynomials were found using numerical methods (the Bisection method, the Newton's method and the Secant method). The aim is to find out the more accurate method that converges quickly to the root of the polynomial and also stable when compared to the exact solution. The numerical methods were used to find solutions to problems of polynomials, results were analyzed and we found out that the Secant method is a more accurate and reliable numerical method in determining roots of polynomials as compared to the Bisection and Newton's methods.
topic Polynomial
Root/solution
Bisection Method
Newton's Method
Secant Method
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