dannysaf Messages 10 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Sep 17, 2009 #1 Consider the sequence xn in which xn = 1/2(xn−1 + (3/xn-1) and x1 = a (a not equals 0). Find lim n →∞ xn
Consider the sequence xn in which xn = 1/2(xn−1 + (3/xn-1) and x1 = a (a not equals 0). Find lim n →∞ xn
VeeEight Messages 615 Reaction score 0 Sep 17, 2009 #2 If you do not need to show that the limit actually exists, then you can go straight to finding it algebraically. Notice that the lim x_n is the same as lim x_(n-1) (as n tends to infinite). You can use this to find your limit.
If you do not need to show that the limit actually exists, then you can go straight to finding it algebraically. Notice that the lim x_n is the same as lim x_(n-1) (as n tends to infinite). You can use this to find your limit.