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Numerical methods use numbers to simulate mathematical processes, which in
turn usually simulate real-world situations. This implies that there is a purpose
behind the computing. To cite the motto of the book, The Purpose of Comput-
ing Is Insight, Not Numbers. This motto is often thought to mean that the
numbers from a computing machine should be read and used, but there is much
more to the motto. The choice of the particular formula, or algorithm, influences
not only the computing but also how we are to understand the results when they
are obtained.
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