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find the x-value where the maximum value of (y = sin x - x^2) occurs. when you need to solve for an expression equal to zero, use newtons method with (x = 0) as your first guess and enter your second guess as the answer. enter your answer as a fraction.

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Find the derivative to locate critical points

Set up Newton's method for the derivative equation

Calculate the second guess with the initial value

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