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The Reguli-Falsi (False Position) method is a root-finding algorithm that uses linear interpolation to successively improve an approximation for the root of a function. It works by bracketing the root between two values, a and b, where the function values have opposite signs. The method assumes the function is linear within the interval and finds the root c of the linear interpolation function. If c is not the true root of the original function, it establishes a new bracket with one endpoint as the false position c. The process repeats, narrowing the range containing the root until the bracket width is within a specified tolerance.







