[Solution] Use a graphing utility to determine how many solutions the equation has, and then use Newton's Method to approximate the solution that satisfies
Question: Use a graphing utility to determine how many solutions the equation has, and then use Newton's Method to approximate the solution that satisfies the stated condition.
\(x^{5}-5 x^{3}-2=0 ; x>0\)
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