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The seventh iteration k = 6 of the secant method in solving the equation f(x) =...

The seventh iteration k = 6 of the secant method in solving the equation f(x) = x3 − 5x + 3 resulted in x8 = 1.8249 and x7 = 1.8889. Compute the next three iterations correct to 4 decimal points
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