i need to test for convergence for x^x^x^..., that converges to 2 when x=sqrt(2)
where at it, does anyone know how to solve for x exactly when x^x^x=2?
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i need to test for convergence for x^x^x^..., that converges to 2 when x=sqrt(2)
where at it, does anyone know how to solve for x exactly when x^x^x=2?
if x^y = x^x^x^... then y=x^x^x... and thus you can write x^2=2, x being sqrt(2)
i don't think you can solve x^x^x=2
that only works if x^x^x... indeed converges to 2. try this:Quote:
if x^y = x^x^x^... then y=x^x^x... and thus you can write x^2=2, x being sqrt(2)
x^x^x^...=4
you will get x=sqrt(2) also.
yeah true, and there's isn't much else I can say, but it looks like it converges to 2, not 4 :p
Ok, this is strange...
If x^x^x...=k,
Then k^k is still x^x^x...
Then k^k=k???
:confused:
according to the order of operations,
3^4^5^3^4^5=3^(4^(5^(3^(4^5))))
and not (3^4^5)^(3^4^5)
i have solved x^x^x=2
Sprite will be the next Fermat.
did i mention that according to the rule i mentioned above,
if x^x^x...=k,
k^k then is not x^x^x...
Yes, I assumed that from what you said.