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Successive approximation method
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How can I solve an equation using the successive approximation method. For example an equation of degree 3 for calculation the pH of 0.01 M Oxalic acid :
(H+)^3 + 3.8×10^-2(H+)^2 - 3.781×10^-4(H+) - 3.8×10^-8=0
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Move all except one H+ term to one side. Then choose a guess and iterate.
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