You could use Newton's method to calculate sqrt(60) if you start with with x1=8.
Then you would have xn+1=.5[xn+(60/xn)]
However, I would opt to do it this way: sqrt(60)=2sqrt(15) and I would use x1=4.
Harmani V.
asked 02/19/21What equation must we consider in order to approximate √60, if we are using Newton's method?
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You could use Newton's method to calculate sqrt(60) if you start with with x1=8.
Then you would have xn+1=.5[xn+(60/xn)]
However, I would opt to do it this way: sqrt(60)=2sqrt(15) and I would use x1=4.
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