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1. Newton's Forward Difference formula (Numerical Interpolation) example ( Enter your problem )
  1. Formula & Example-1
  2. Example-2
  3. Example-3
  4. Example-4
Other related methods
  1. Newton's Forward Difference formula
  2. Newton's Backward Difference formula
  3. Newton's Divided Difference Interpolation formula
  4. Lagrange's Interpolation formula
  5. Lagrange's Inverse Interpolation formula
  6. Gauss Forward formula
  7. Gauss Backward formula
  8. Stirling's formula
  9. Bessel's formula
  10. Everett's formula
  11. Hermite's formula
  12. Missing terms in interpolation table

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4. Example-4





Find Solution of an equation 2x^3-4x+1 using Newton's Forward Difference formula
x1 = 2 and x2 = 4
x = 2.1
Step value (h) = 0.25
Finding f(2)


Solution:
Equation is `f(x)=2x^3-4x+1`.

The value of table for `x` and `y`

x22.252.52.7533.253.53.754
y914.781222.2531.59384356.656272.7591.4688113

Newton's forward difference interpolation method to find solution

Newton's forward difference table is
xy`Deltay``Delta^2y``Delta^3y``Delta^4y`
29
5.7812
2.2514.78121.6875
7.46880.1875
2.522.251.8750
9.34380.1875
2.7531.59382.06250
11.40620.1875
3432.250
13.65620.1875
3.2556.65622.43750
16.09380.1875
3.572.752.6250
18.71880.1875
3.7591.46882.8125
21.5312
4113


The value of `x` at you want to find the `f(x) : x = 2.1`

`h = x_1 - x_0 = 2.25 - 2 = 0.25`

`p = (x - x_0)/h = (2.1 - 2)/0.25 = 0.4`

Newton's forward difference interpolation formula is
`y(x) = y_0 + p Delta y_0 + (p(p - 1))/(2!) * Delta^2y_0 + (p(p - 1)(p - 2))/(3!) * Delta^3y_0 + (p(p - 1)(p - 2)(p - 3))/(4!) * Delta^4y_0`

`y(2.1) = 9 + 0.4 xx 5.7812 + (0.4 (0.4 - 1))/(2) xx 1.6875 + (0.4 (0.4 - 1)(0.4 - 2))/(6) xx 0.1875 + (0.4 (0.4 - 1)(0.4 - 2)(0.4 - 3))/(24) xx 0`

`y(2.1) = 9 +2.3125 -0.2025 +0.012 +0`

`y(2.1) = 11.122`


Solution of newton's forward interpolation method `y(2.1) = 11.122`


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