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    The document describes two iterative methods, Jacobi's Method and Gauss Seidel Method, for solving systems of equations. Jacobi's Method calculates new values for each variable using the previous iteration's values for the other variables, taking multiple iterations to converge. The Gauss Seidel Method updates the values in the same iteration, converging faster by using the newly calculated values in subsequent calculations. Sample calculations are shown for both methods over multiple iterations converging the values of variables X, Y, and Z.

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    The document describes two iterative methods, Jacobi's Method and Gauss Seidel Method, for solving systems of equations. Jacobi's Method calculates new values for each variable using the previous iteration's values for the other variables, taking multiple iterations to converge. The Gauss Seidel Method updates the values in the same iteration, converging faster by using the newly calculated values in subsequent calculations. Sample calculations are shown for both methods over multiple iterations converging the values of variables X, Y, and Z.

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    Class Task: Jacobi's Method When Values of X Y and Z Initiate With 0' X Y Z

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    The document describes two iterative methods, Jacobi's Method and Gauss Seidel Method, for solving systems of equations. Jacobi's Method calculates new values for each variable using the previous iteration's values for the other variables, taking multiple iterations to converge. The Gauss Seidel Method updates the values in the same iteration, converging faster by using the newly calculated values in subsequent calculations. Sample calculations are shown for both methods over multiple iterations converging the values of variables X, Y, and Z.

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    Jacobi's Method
    When values of X Y and Z initiate with ‘0’
    X Y Z
    1st Iteration: 17.5 19.375 -6.5
    2nd Iteration: 15.35416 13.0625 10
    3rd iteration: 13.65625 7.94792 6.40208
    4th Iteration: 15.108333 10.146095 3.507293
    5th Iteration: 15.24435 10.505598 5.1126045
    6th Iteration: 14.896966 9.835598 5.324414
    7th Iteration: 14.97333 9.92986 4.88272
    8th Iteration: 15.03123 10.05731 4.95860
    9th Iteration: 14.99734 9.99991 5.03853
    10th Iteration: 14.99359 9.98688 4.99863
    11th Iteration: 15.00241 10.00371 4.991542
    12th Iteration: 15.00079 10.00196 5.002689

    Gauss Seidel Method


    When values of X Y and Z initiate with ‘0’ and update values are used
    in same iteration
    X Y Z
    1st Iteration: 17.5 10.625 6.5
    2nd Iteration: 14.64583 9.61458 4.6687
    3rd iteration: 15.11945 10.06451 5.08552
    4th Iteration: 14.97499 9.98043 4.97966
    5th Iteration: 15.00665 9.97437 4.993073
    6th Iteration: 15.0054 9.99989 5.002656
    7th Iteration: 14.99957 9.99921 4.99946

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