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Answered by h4hero2004p4r7sq
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2 or -1

Step-by-step explanation:

Let i = \sqrt{2+\sqrt{2+\sqrt{2+....\alpha }}}

Now, in i,

The sum after the first square root is the same as the value in variable i.

i = \sqrt{2+i}

Squaring both sides,

i^{2} = 2 + i

i^{2} - i - 2 = 0

Solve it as a quadratic equation,

i^{2} - 2i + i - 2 = 0

i(i-2)+1(i- 2) = 0

(i + 1) (i - 2) = 0

i + 1 = 0         OR        i - 2 = 0

i = -1               OR        i = 2

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