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Use the result of Exercise 79to approximate the square roots in Exercises 80-83. In each case, start with x0=1and stop when xk+1-xk<0.001.

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Short Answer

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The required approximate value is :-

2=1.414214.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information

We have given the following square root :-

2.

We have to find the value of 2by using the recursion formula with initial approximation x0=1. Also we have to stop our process of find iteration whilexk+1-xk<0.001.

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Step 2. To find the value of 2

In the previous example we find the following recursion formula :-

xk+1=12xk+axk, to find the approximate value of a.

Here a=2and x0=1, then the first iteration is :-

x1=121+21⇒x1=12×3⇒x1=1.5

then second iteration is :-

x2=121.5+21.5⇒x2=122.8334⇒x2=1.41667

Then third iteration is :-

x3=121.41667+21.41667⇒x3=1.414216

Then fourth iteration is :-

x4=121.414216+21.414216⇒x4=1.414214

Here x4-x3=1.414214-1.414216=0.000002<0.001

Sox=1.414214is the required approximate value of2.

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