Question

Create a formula for finding the sum of recursive addition of 0.2 first iteration = 0.2 second iteration = first iteration +0.2 third iteration = second iteration + 0.2 fourth iteration = third iteration + 0.2 ad infinitum.

Answer 1

Answer:

SORRY I M NOT GETTING UR QUESTION ...

BECOZ I M IN CLASS 10 So, Sorry

Step-by-step explanation:

I hope u get it. If yes then don't forget me to follow.Also mark my answer as brainlist answer...

Answer 2

Answer:

Recursive Functions

Definition

Mona Lisa Fractal

Recursion has something to do with infinity. I know recursion has something to do with infinity. I think I know recursion has something to do with infinity. He is sure I think I know recursion has something to do with infinity. We doubt he is sure I think I know ... We think that, you think , we convinced you now that, we can go on forever with this example of a recursion from natural language. Recursion is not only a fundamental feature of natural language, but of the human cognitive capacity. Our way of thinking is based on a recursive thinking processes. Even with a very simple grammar rule, like "An English sentence contains a subject and a predicate, and a predicate contains a verb, an object and a complement", we can demonstrate the infinite possibilities of the natural language. The cognitive scientist and linguist Stephen Pinker phrases it like this: "With a few thousand nouns that can fill the subject slot and a few thousand verbs that can fill the predicate slot, one already has several million ways to open a sentence. The possible combinations quickly multiply out to unimaginably large numbers. Indeed, the repertoire of sentences is theoretically infinite, because the rules of language use a trick called recursion. A recursive rule allows a phrase to contain an example of itself, as in She thinks that he thinks that they think that he knows and so on, ad infinitum. And if the number of sentences is infinite, the number of possible thoughts and intentions is infinite too, because virtually every sentence expresses a different thought or intention."1