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MOHD ZAKI
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using binomial theorem can I write sqrt(1+(d^2)/(x^2)) = 1+ .5(d^2)/(x^2)?
d is a variable. X known constant.
d is a variable. X known constant.
For a first approximation, yes. But you can do better:MOHD ZAKI said:using binomial theorem can I write sqrt(1+(d^2)/(x^2)) = 1+ .5(d^2)/(x^2)?
d is a variable. X known constant.
"Approximation to sqrt(1+(d^2)/(x^2))" is a mathematical expression used to approximate the square root of 1 plus the square of a given ratio.
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