Answer to Question #74015 in Quantitative Methods for AJIT SINGH

Question #74015

determine the constants a, b, c in the differentiation formula y'(x0) =ay(x0-h) +by(x0) +cy(x0+h) so that the method is of the highest possible order and the error term of the method.

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