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Line 187: \end{alignat}</math> : The desired value, computed using infinite precision, is 11.174755...{{NoteTag\|The example is a modification of one taken from {{harvtxt\|Mathews\|Fink\|1999}}.<ref>{{cite book\|page=28\|contribution=Example 1.17\|title=Numerical Methods Using MATLAB\|edition=3rd\|first1=John H.\|last1=Mathews\|first2=Kurtis D.\|last2=Fink\|publisher=Prentice Hall\|year=1999}}</ref>}} ~~: The desired value, computed using infinite precision, is 11.174755...~~ * The example is a modification of one taken from Mathew; Numerical methods using MATLAB, 3rd ed.{{fcn \|date=September 2023}} ==Areas of study==

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