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Edexcel A Level Mathematics
Numerical Methods
Numerical Methods in A Level Maths involve using computational techniques to approximate solutions for mathematical problems that may lack analytical solutions. Students learn algorithms for tasks such as root finding using methods such as iteration and the Newton-Raphson method enhancing their problem-solving skills beyond traditional methods. This practical approach is crucial in various fields, including science, engineering, and finance.
After watching the AJMaths revision videos on numerical methods I will be able to:
- Locate Roots
- Perform Iteration
- Use the Newton-Raphson Method to Approximate Roots
- Model Real Life Situations Using Numerical Methods
- Answer Exam Questions on Numerical Methods for A Level Maths
Locating Roots
In this video we will introduce the concept of numerical methods and a useful starting point is being able to locate the roots to an equation of the form f(x)=0
Iteration
In this video we will take a look at how we can use iteration to find an approximate solution to f(x)=0
The Newton-Raphson Method
In this video we will take a look at The Newton-Raphson Method which is a powerful numerical technique used in A Level Maths to find approximations for roots of equations. It involves iteratively refining an initial guess by using the tangent line of the function at each step.
Modelling with Numerical Methods
In this video we will investigate how we can use Numerical Methods to model real life situations.
Exam Revision for Numerical Methods
In this video we will take a look at consolidating everything we have covered so far for Numerical Methods by attempting some exam style questions.
Worksheets for Numerical Methods
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