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Standard XII
Mathematics
Sum of Infinite Terms of a GP
Find the firs...
Question
Find the first convergent to
√
101
that is correct to five places of decimals.
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Solution
We can write
√
101
=
10
+
√
101
−
10
=
10
+
1
√
101
+
10
⇒
√
101
+
10
=
20
+
√
101
−
10
=
20
+
1
√
101
+
10
Therefore, the continued fraction is :-
√
101
=
10
+
1
20
+
1
20
+
1
20
+
.
.
.
.
The convergents are :-
10
1
,
201
20
,
4030
401
,
.
.
.
.
.
The third convergent differs from
√
101
by
1
(
401
)
2
and is therefore correct to
5
places of decimal.
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