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El Enigma de los Números

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Descubre el misterio detrás de la derivación numérica.

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El Enigma de los Números
 

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Descubre el misterio detrás de la derivación numérica.

by Dolores Paxi
1

Este método de derivación numérica tiene un error de orden O(h) y utiliza f(x) y f(x+h).

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diferencia A

A**L**T**A

2

Método con mayor precisión que la diferencia hacia adelante y hacia atrás. Utiliza puntos simétricos respecto a x.

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diferencia C

**N**A*A

3

El robot está en una estación donde necesita conocer la velocidad para moverse más rápido. La velocidad es la derivada de la posición y está dada por la función s(t). Usa el método de diferencia adelantada 1º O con h=0.1 para encontrar su velocidad en t=2.

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s(2)=17

4

Es útil cuando solo se tienen datos pasados y tiene error de orden O(h).

5

Método más usado para estimar derivadas en simulaciones numéricas por su simetría.

6

Calcula la segunda derivada de f(x) en x=2, usando el método de diferencias centradas con h=0.1

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7

Para f(x) = sen(x), este método calcula f’(x) con menor error cuando h es pequeño.

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***T**DA

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