
In this article, we introduce a new Steffensen-type method with the advantage that its behavior is very similar to Newton’s method; therefore, it can be used as an alternative to Newton’s method. The method is uniformly convergent and has a high order of convergence. It can be used to find the roots of nonlinear equations with high accuracy. The method is also easy to implement and requires less computational effort compared to other methods. The results of the numerical experiments show that the method is efficient and reliable.
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