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Hy there,
The answer is
x2=102
⟹x2−102=2
⟹(x−10)(x+10)=2
⟹x=10+210+x
Now substitute this expression for x into the right-hand side of this equation:
⟹x=10+210+10+210+x=10+110+110+x
And we can keep substituting like that ad infinitum:
x=10+110+120+110+120+110+1⋯
As we make more and more substitutions, these fraction towers (called (partial) continued fractions) become arbitrarily close to each other. A good rational approximation is thus
10+110+120+110+120=10+404040601
This gives 10.0995049⋯
The answer is
x2=102
⟹x2−102=2
⟹(x−10)(x+10)=2
⟹x=10+210+x
Now substitute this expression for x into the right-hand side of this equation:
⟹x=10+210+10+210+x=10+110+110+x
And we can keep substituting like that ad infinitum:
x=10+110+120+110+120+110+1⋯
As we make more and more substitutions, these fraction towers (called (partial) continued fractions) become arbitrarily close to each other. A good rational approximation is thus
10+110+120+110+120=10+404040601
This gives 10.0995049⋯
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