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Prove the following clearly, neatly and step-by-step: Let X1=1. Define Xn+1 = sqrt(3+Xn). Show that (Xn)...

Prove the following clearly, neatly and step-by-step:

Let X1=1. Define Xn+1 = sqrt(3+Xn). Show that (Xn) is convergent (by using delta/epsilon proof) and then find its limit.

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