The Bisection Method is a numerical method used to find the root of an equation by repeatedly dividing an interval into two halves and selecting the subinterval where the root lies.
Bisection is a way to find the real roots of a polynomial function, along an interval [A,B] where F(A) and F(B) have opposite signs. This guarantees at least one root (a point where F(x) = 0 ) will ...
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