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IEM’s Dr. Steve Stage Publishes Article in IJEA Comparing Methods for Finding Roots of Functions

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, March 5, 2013 - Say that for any given input value, x, we know how to compute an output value, y. There are many situations in which we know the output value, y, and would like to be able to determine the value of x that produced it. Sometimes this can easily be done using algebra or other math, but other times it is not possible to get an exact mathematical answer.

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