Try if you can find value of below expression:
\[\sqrt{1+\sqrt{\sqrt{2+\sqrt{\sqrt{\sqrt{3+\sqrt{\sqrt{\sqrt{\sqrt{4+\sqrt{\sqrt{\sqrt{\sqrt{\sqrt{5...}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}=?\]
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Above expression can be written as 1+42+83+....
So, the rth root is 2r which is increasing exponentially whereas the value inside root is increasing linearly. So, it will be equal to 1 after each root is simplified, so finally it will come as 1+1.4≈1.53. Hope it helps.
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See, the rth has its root value 2r, isn't it? Now, the number inside the root is only r. So, we can see that value of root is increasing exponentially whereas the number inside root is increasing linearly. So, the root will take it closer and closer to 1 as we move right.
So, we could ignore values more than 3. So, answer is 1+42+83≈1.53
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I think it is almost equal to 1.53
Above expression can be written as 1+42+83+....
So, the rth root is 2r which is increasing exponentially whereas the value inside root is increasing linearly. So, it will be equal to 1 after each root is simplified, so finally it will come as 1+1.4≈1.53. Hope it helps.
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even 1+2+3>2
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I know, I mean it will converge near 1.53 approx.
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@Zakir Husain can you please help?
Actually I'll try but I guess I can't explain better.Log in to reply
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2r, isn't it? Now, the number inside the root is only r. So, we can see that value of root is increasing exponentially whereas the number inside root is increasing linearly. So, the root will take it closer and closer to 1 as we move right.
See, the rth has its root valueSo, we could ignore values more than 3. So, answer is 1+42+83≈1.53
Hope I explained well.
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Is it correct now @Zakir Husain, I have edited the solution.
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≈1.53...
It is