√2 raised to itself infinitely many times is 2pic.twitter.com/0l9dhhs3GV
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√2 raised to itself infinitely many times is 2pic.twitter.com/0l9dhhs3GV
Although easy to understand, it’s kind of funny how if you break the pattern at any point by placing a 2 in the place of the last sqrt(2), it automatically equals 2
It's hurting my brain to think about. Not sure I find this easy to understand. Maybe I haven't done enough high level math to conceptualize this correctly
To clarify, your point is easy to understand, but the OP is not
It’s cause sqrt(2)^2 = 2, and substituting the 2 over and over again will give you his equation
His equation is only true for any finite amount of times you do that replacement and keep a `2` at the top of it. I don't think that implies what his original image looks like it implies. There is no infinite series of calculations that converges here.
Ok. That's more helpful.
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〈 Berger | Dillon 〉 added,
The sequence does converge see below and references thereinhttps://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1089458/how-can-i-prove-the-convergence-of-a-power-tower …
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