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The Newton root-finding iteration is
xk+1​=xk​−6xk5​−20xk3​xk6​−5xk4​+6​.​
(1)
It is defined when xk​∈/{0,±10/3​}. Finding an exact zero of a function is a stopping condition, rather than a reason to continue dividing.

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