[SOLVED] MA1971 Exercise Set IV

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  1. A real number x is called a root number iff x = n m (that is, x is the n-th root of m) where n and m are positive integers. Please show that there are a countable number of root numbers.
  2. Please define the continued fraction

as a sequence, then show that this sequence converges, and find its value. 3. Please define the continued radical

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x +        x +       x +        x + . . .

as a sequence of functions (expressions), then show that this sequence converges, and find its value as a function of x (expression in x).

  1. Please define the continued fraction

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as a sequence, then show that the odd elements of this sequence oscillate with decreasing amplitude of oscillations, and thus converge to some real number.

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