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Figure 1 The approximations X1, X2 and X11 of the exact solution x° of (32)
Figure 2 The polynomial approximations of the exact solution x° of (33) for q = 15
Figure 3 The approximations of the exact solution x° of (34) for p = 87, ε = 110 and q = 15.
Figure 4 The approximations of the exact solution x° of (34) for p = 52, ε = 0 and q = 15

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