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Machine Problem 3:
User Manual
Submitted by:
Reyes, Mary Grace G.
COE60 B1
Submitted to:
Prof. Carlos C. Hortinela IV
September 5, 2015
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Note: You can also check the codes of the program by clicking the
solution file. (REYES MARY GRACE MP3.sln) It can be opened by
Visual Studio 2015.
HOME TAB
About tab serves as a welcome page of the program. It summarizes the
functions of the program. It also contains about button which contains the
summary of the function of the program.
About Button
Input Bar- Contains the textboxes where in you needed in inputting your
function and relative error.
Data Bar- Displays the values of your x0, x1, f(x0), and f(x1)
Command Bar- Contains the buttons such as the plot the graph button, show
data button, clear button and exit button.
Plot Graph Button- Clicking this button will allow you to see the
graph of your function, it will also hide the data table.
Show Data Button- It will show you the data table for each
iteration for the two available techniques.
Clear- Clears all the data that youve enter and allows you to
enter new function and solve for another root.
Exit- Closes or exits the application.
Help button- Help you to understand how to use the program and how
to put your function in the textbox.
Solve Button- By clicking this button the program will compute for the root of
your function.
Data Table Window- Displays the value of computed root every iteration.
MULLER TAB
Quick and easy instruction on how to use the program.
Steps:
1. Enter the desired function
2. Input a percent error to set the terminating condition.
3. Click the SOLVE! Button.
x 34 x 2 +x10
solve button.
CHOLESKY TAB
Steps:
1. Enter the coefficients of each variable on the textboxes.
2. Input a percent error to set the terminating condition.
3. Click the SOLVE! Button.
Your interface after entering coefficients from 3 equations and clicking the
solve button.
Steps:
1. Enter the coefficients of each variable on the textboxes.
2. Input a percent error to set the terminating condition.
3. Click the SOLVE! Button.
Gauss-Jacobi Method
Gauss-Seidel Method
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