@Jack_L_Lance Worked at it for five minutes and got nowhere. Where did you get this from?
Gaah. Can someone please tell me the value of this fraction. (Pretend it goes infinitely.)http://gyazo.com/9f5f9d8efa15076e699f96590d1b184b …
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@edderiofer I made it up. It seems to converge to rt(3) which kind of makes sense because rt(3)=1+(1+rt(3))/(2+rt(3)) but there's a problem: - 8 more replies
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if you set the entire thing to x then you can simplify the fraction to x = 1 + 2x/3x = 1 + 2/3 = 5/3
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This seems true at first glance,but isn’t actually. 2x is 2 + (2+...)/(3+...) not 2 + (4+...)/(6+...) At second glance it might look like 1+(1+x)/(2+x), but it’s not that either
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@Jack_L_Lance Program converges to something just under sqrt(3) seemingly quickly: https://ideone.com/11ukMlThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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