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Find a general solution to y’’’ - 3y’ - y = 0 by using Newton’s method or some other numerical procedure to approximate the roots of the auxiliary equation.

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The general solution isy(x)=c1e−1.53209+c2e−0.34729+c3e1.87939

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Newton’s Approximation method

Newton's Method, also known as Newton Method, is important because it's an iterative process that can approximate solutions to an equation with incredible accuracy. And it's a method to approximate numerical solutions (i.e., x-intercepts, zeros, or roots) to equations that are too hard for us to solve by hand.C

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Use of Newton’s Approximation method

We are going to find the roots of auxiliary equation by using Newton’s Approximation method :

r3−3r−1=0g(x)=x3−3x−1g'(x)=3x2−3g(−2)=-23-3-2-1=−3(−2)−1=−3g(−1)=-13−3(−1)−1=1g(0)=03−3.0−1=−1g(1)=13−3.1−1=−3g(2)=23−3.2−1=1xn+1=xn−g(xn)g'(xn),n=1,2,...xn+1=xn−xn3−3xn−13xn2−3,n=1,2,....x2=−1.53675x3=−1.53211x4=−1.53209x5=−1.53209r1=−1.53209xn+1=xn−xn3−3xn−13xn2−3,n=1,2,....x2=−0.33333x3=−0.34722x4=−0.34729x5=−0.34729r2=−0.34729xn+1=xn−xn3−3xn−13xn2−3,n=1,2,....x2=1.90935x3=1.88003x4=1.87939x5=1.87939r3=1.87939y(x)=c1e−1.53209+c2e−0.34729+c3e1.87939

Hence, the final answer is :

y(x)=c1e−1.53209+c2e−0.34729+c3e1.87939

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