PLEASE HELP! WILL GIVE MEDAL Fill in the missing information in the problem to find square root of 175 by using the Babylonian method. Let 10.5 be your initial guess.
that is a really really lousy first guess
\[10^2=000\\ 11^2=121\\ 12^2=144\\ 13^2=169\]
you want \(\sqrt{175}\) start with \(13\) it is much much closer than \(10.5\) a very dumb far away guess
wanna do it with 13?
okay haha well they used 10.5 in the question
sure
idiots ok well with the first guess of \(10.5\) the second guess will be \[\frac{1}{2}\left(10.5+\frac{175}{10.5}\right)\]
if the first guess is 13 the second guess will be \[\frac{1}{2}\left(13+\frac{175}{13}\right)\]
either way you probably want to use a calculator
ok
course i am not sure what the "missing information" is you are supposed to fill in
they gave me this too i dont know if you can see it http://static.k12.com/eli/ecollege/594/2_29504/2_31311_7_29512/cb44ef6c0ada6834928319b9fd1819699853cd04/media/d5c008a1e451ab47f5d708640b6dec7987680e7a/mathml_06a00ec68b9485d1e434aecc47e3509521eb7c25_1.gif
ok i think there was a typo in your question i bet it said find \(\sqrt{170}\) with an initial guess of \(13.5\) which makes a lot more sense
oh well thats how they gave me the question just like i wrote it
but i think they did do a typo lol wow
the set up is for the question i wrote the answer is \[\frac{13.5+\frac{170}{13.5}}{2}\]
i.e. put a \(13.5\) where you see the question mark
ok
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