Let x₁ = √P (P >0) and XN+1=√P+X (N21). Show that (XN) converges and find the limit.

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Let x₁ = √P (p>0) and XN+1 = √P+X (N21)
Show that (XN) converges and find the limit.
Transcribed Image Text:Let x₁ = √P (p>0) and XN+1 = √P+X (N21) Show that (XN) converges and find the limit.
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