Is Sqrt() More Than Just X^0.5?

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The discussion centers on the mathematical function sqrt(), specifically whether it can be defined beyond the conventional x^0.5 representation. Participants confirm that sqrt() can indeed be expressed as an infinite series and highlight the existence of multiple definitions for the square root function. A reference to Wolfram Functions is provided, indicating a wealth of information on the various representations of sqrt().

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is sqrt() also an infinite series? any other defination of sqrt() other than x^0.5?
 
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