<span>A)What is the maximum number of swimmers allowed on a swim team?</span>
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
They are exact and you can't mess up or accidentally slide the compass or straightedge around. This is just my opinion though.
Would use the algorithm for solving square root.
For square root, √n
x₁ = 0.5(x₀ + n/x₀)
(This formula is known and for square root, and can be derived using Newton-Raphson's approximation equation)
Where x₀ is the initial guess. x₁ becomes the new guess.
For √100.6 let our initial guess be 10, x₀ = 10, n = 100.6
Our approximation shall be to 3 decimal places. Once we get the same answer twice we stop the algorithm.
x₀ = 10, x₁ = 0.5(x₀ + n/x₀), x₁ = 0.5(10 + 100.6/10) = 10.030, x₁ = 10.030
x₂ = 0.5(x₁ + n/x₁), x = 0.5(10.030 + 100.6/10.030) ≈10.015, x₂ ≈ 10.030 (to 3 decimal places)
Since x₂≈ x₁, the algorithm stops.
So the √100.6 is ≈ 10.030 to 3 decimal places.
I hope this helps.