ExerciseThe first term of the mechanic's rule for approximating square roots isa = 1 and it's successive terms is given by an+1 = (an + ).Assuming that the sequence converges, show that its limit is v2.IKD (KNUST)MATH 277 - Lecture I85 / 85

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The first term of the mechanic's rule for approximating square roots is a = 1 and it's successive terms is given by an+1 = (an + ). ue Assuming that the sequence converges, show that its limit is v2.

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