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    This document contains code to perform polynomial interpolation on data points. It takes in lists of x (abscissas) and y (ordinates) values, as well as a point to evaluate the interpolation at. It uses Lagrange polynomials to find the coefficients of the polynomial that fits the data points. It then prints the polynomial and evaluates it at the given point, plotting the interpolation curve along with the original data points.

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    This document contains code to perform polynomial interpolation on data points. It takes in lists of x (abscissas) and y (ordinates) values, as well as a point to evaluate the interpolation at. It uses Lagrange polynomials to find the coefficients of the polynomial that fits the data points. It then prints the polynomial and evaluates it at the given point, plotting the interpolation curve along with the original data points.

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    A12 Lagrange Interpolation.m

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    This document contains code to perform polynomial interpolation on data points. It takes in lists of x (abscissas) and y (ordinates) values, as well as a point to evaluate the interpolation at. It uses Lagrange polynomials to find the coefficients of the polynomial that fits the data points. It then prints the polynomial and evaluates it at the given point, plotting the interpolation curve along with the original data points.

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    X = input('Enter list of abscissas: ');

    Y = input('Enter list of ordinates: ');


    P0 = input('Enter the point at which you want approximation: ');
    n = length(X);
    L = zeros(n,n);
    for i = 1:n
    V = 1;
    for j = 1:n
    if i ~= j
    V = conv(V,poly(X(j)))/(X(i)-X(j));
    end
    end
    L(i,:) = V*Y(i);
    end
    L;
    P = sum(L);
    F = flip(P);
    for k = n :-1:2
    fprintf('+(%.2fx^%d)',F(k),k-1)

    end
    fprintf('+(%.2f)\n',F(1))
    A = polyval(P,P0)
    x = linspace(X(1),X(n),100);
    y = polyval(P,x);
    plot(x,y,'r')
    hold on
    plot(X,Y,'o')

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