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f (x) = -ex + Sinx + 3x = 0 function’s [0; 1] Show that it's...

f (x) = -ex + Sinx + 3x = 0 function’s [0; 1] Show that it's a root within the closed range. [0; Obtain a root within the 1] interval using the Newton-Rahpson method with 5 decimal precision (5D).

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