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Use the Babylonian method to approximate sqrt 19  to the nearest hundredth.
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first make a guess. i guess 4, which is not too close, because \(4^2=16\) but close enough
then for the "babylonian"method the next guess is the average of 4 and 19/4 i.e. \[\frac{1}{2}(4+\frac{19}{4})\]
i get \[\frac{35}{8}\] or \[4.375\]
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for the next one, you repeat the process, only with \(4.375\) instead of 4 i.e. \[\frac{1}{2}(4.375+\frac{19}{4.375})\] at this point you want a calculator
then do it again etc should be correct to two decimal places in only 3 tries or so
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