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Utilize Newton's Method to estimate the root of 3 sin x - x = 0 for...

Utilize Newton's Method to estimate the root of 3 sin x - x = 0 for x > 0 correct to the sixth decimal places. Show all work below.

(Hint: start with x1 = 2)

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