The document discusses several key concepts in numerical methods. It explains Euler's method for numerical integration as calculating a new value from the previous value plus the slope times the step size. It also discusses converting between binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and octal number systems. Finally, it defines accuracy and precision in numerical methods and different types of errors like round-off error, truncation error, and chopping error.
The document discusses several key concepts in numerical methods. It explains Euler's method for numerical integration as calculating a new value from the previous value plus the slope times the step size. It also discusses converting between binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and octal number systems. Finally, it defines accuracy and precision in numerical methods and different types of errors like round-off error, truncation error, and chopping error.
The document discusses several key concepts in numerical methods. It explains Euler's method for numerical integration as calculating a new value from the previous value plus the slope times the step size. It also discusses converting between binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and octal number systems. Finally, it defines accuracy and precision in numerical methods and different types of errors like round-off error, truncation error, and chopping error.
E.g. 10010=1810 Convert decimal to binary form using I=2P+a Convert fraction to binary by singling out the integer. For conversion to hexadecimal and octal, repeat process. Stop at zero. You can round off if there are infinite numbers
Normalized Floating-Point Representation In
decimal system, normalized floating
point form is, 0.1234x10 In binary system, 0.001x2
Errors Define
accuracy and precision.
Exact error=exact value-approximated value Relative error=exact error/exact value Approximated value is the value obtained after truncation of terms such as expansion of e to the 5th term. The exact value is the value obtained after expansion to the infinite term.
Round-off error vs Chopping
error vs Truncation error Round-off error Truncation error Chopping Error