Using an iteration formula
Calculate successive values from a starting value.
- Use the previous answer as the next input. Keep unrounded calculator values.
- Round only the values you report.
- Convergence means successive values approach a limit; a few matching digits alone are not a proof.
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Question 1 Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step.
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Question 2 Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step.
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Question 3 Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step.
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Question 4 Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step.
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Question 5 Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step. Substitute the previous unrounded value. Keep the calculator value for the next step.
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