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Consider the Contraction Mapping Fixed Point Theorem,CMFP Show that cos(x) satisfies the conditions of the theorem...

Consider the Contraction Mapping Fixed Point Theorem,CMFP


Show that cos(x) satisfies the conditions of the theorem on the interval [.6,.9]. In the process show that Abs[cos'[x]]<=4/5<1 on this interval.

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