we use regula falsi method for numerical analysis such as for equations like this
x^3 + x^2 + 1 = 0. As you can see, regula falsi works like a secant method. The roots of that equation are the values of x that makes the function equal to zero..
Now, how can we modify regula falsi method so that, it can solve equations like below
lets say, V = 40, g = 9.8 , c = 14 and let m = x. now this can be compared to the equation like x^3 + x^2 + 1 = 40, (we simply equate the whole equation to some constant, not zero)
the problem is, when we use the unmodified regula falsi, we end up the iteration below (notice that it doesnt converge, there somethings wrong in the original regula falsi)
how can we make regula falsi work above, the problem i think is that the x2 is not on the y = 0, but on the y = 40. thanks how can we modify this original method?