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On a computer using double precision arithmetic, the value r = sqrt(x) is calculated, where x...

On a computer using double precision arithmetic, the value r = sqrt(x) is calculated, where x has the value 360,007. A sensible estimate of the absolute error in r is?

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estimated values:-

here first, let us write a c equivalent code for calculating double precision arithmetic value of sqrt(360007).

the ouptut for this could be,

actual values:-

finally the absolute error:-

absolute error=actual output-estimated output

Δr=R(a)-R(e)

=600.0058333049772-600.005833

=0.000000305//

so,the absolute error is 0.000000305

thank you!!

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