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Numerical Methods

Root finding, approximation, numerical integration and error.

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Most equations have no closed form; numerical methods find answers to as many decimals as you like and, crucially, tell you how wrong they might be. Every iteration here is shown as a step.

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Why not just solve exactly?

Most equations have no closed-form solution at all, and many that do are unusable in practice. A numerical method delivers as many correct digits as you need, and a good one tells you how many that is.

Why can Newton's method fail?

If it starts where the tangent is nearly flat it shoots far away; near a repeated root it slows to a crawl; and with several roots it may land on the wrong one. A bracketing method like bisection is slower but cannot fail.

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