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Compute the first-order forward, backward, and central difference approximations to estimate the first derivative of y...

Compute the first-order forward, backward, and central difference approximations to estimate the first derivative of y = x3 +4x−15 at x = 0 with h = 0.25. Compare your results with the analytical solution.

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