[Solved] Use (i) the Lagrange interpolation formula and (ii) Newton's divided difference formula to fit a polynomial to the following set of data. Show that
Question: Use (i) the Lagrange interpolation formula and (ii) Newton's divided difference formula to fit a polynomial to the following set of data. Show that the two methods give the same polynomial.
(0,2), (1,1), (4,4)
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