Why will restricting the range of validity increase the validity of results here ?
There is only one value of A which the Newtons Raphson method converges to. So why will restricting the range of validity increase validness of results, when the same result will be met , just through more iterations if the range of validity is higher ?
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Original post by DFranklin
I don't think the model is valid once the ball hits the ground...
Oh , that is true. Thank you.
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