Use ten iterations of the appropriate MATLAB function, with x^(0)=[0,...,0]', to solve Ax=b (approximately). A)use Jacobi iteration. B)...

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Use ten iterations of the appropriate MATLAB function, withx^(0)=[0,...,0]', to solve Ax=b (approximately).

A)use Jacobi iteration.

B) use Gauss-siedel iteration.

1) make sure to use SOR with w=1.25, w=1.5, w=1.75,w=1.9, andoptimal value if given.

* A=[1,-2,0,0;-2,5,-1,0;0,-1,2,-0.5;0,0,-0.5,1.25]] ,B=[-3;5;2;3.5]. , (optimal w is 1.5431.)

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