Finite Differences and Interpolation

ans=2(cosh−1)[sin(x+h)+1]
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SirLancelotDuLac
Sorry for the late response but yeah I think I got it.
[afk] vishkanya
[afk] vishkanyaOP3w ago
eh your soln is not that clear. can you explain it pls
SirLancelotDuLac
In the first terms we take delta 2 times consecutively (on left side of the paper) Then we plug it's value to the first (and second) term in delta^2 sin(x+h) Now in the first term apply E^(-1), i.e. subtract h from all the terms In the second term divide by Esin(x+h)

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