Consider
finding the root of f(x) = Cos[x] –
x . Let εstep = 0.01 , εabs = 0.001 and start with the interval
[1.0 , 0.5] .
Program Bisection_method
Implicit none
Real :: a , b , f , c , error
Write( * , * ) " Enter numbers between which
the root is to be found : " !(Can be change)
10 read ( * , * ) a , b
Write ( * , 61 ) " Input error
value : " !(Can be change)
61 Format ( / , / , a18 )
Read ( * , * ) error
15 If ( f ( a ) * f ( b ) . lt . 0 )then
c = ( a+b ) / 2.0
else
Write ( * , 62 ) " There is no zeros
in this interval. Try with another value of a & b "
62 Format ( / , / , a65 )
go to 10
Endif
if ( f (a) * f (c) . lt . 0) then
b = c
else
a = c
Endif
if ( abs (b-a) . gt . error ) goto 15
write ( * , 63 ) " The approximate root
of the function is : " , c
63 Format ( / , / , a42 , f12.9 )
end
function f (x)
implicit none
real : : f , x
f = cos (x) - x !(Can be change)
end function
Input ::
Output : :