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    The document proves that the square root of n^2 + 1 can be approximated as n for large values of n. It shows that n is between the square root of n^2 + 1 and n + 1, and as n approaches infinity, the difference between the square root of n^2 + 1 and n approaches 0. This allows the square root of n^2 + 1 to be expressed as n for large n.

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    The document proves that the square root of n^2 + 1 can be approximated as n for large values of n. It shows that n is between the square root of n^2 + 1 and n + 1, and as n approaches infinity, the difference between the square root of n^2 + 1 and n approaches 0. This allows the square root of n^2 + 1 to be expressed as n for large n.

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    2 2 2 2 2 2 N N ( N +1 N) N +1+n N N N (1+ +1) 1 1+ +1 1 2

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    The document proves that the square root of n^2 + 1 can be approximated as n for large values of n. It shows that n is between the square root of n^2 + 1 and n + 1, and as n approaches infinity, the difference between the square root of n^2 + 1 and n approaches 0. This allows the square root of n^2 + 1 to be expressed as n for large n.

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    U284 We have that:

    n
    2
    + 1

    n
    2
    + 1

    n
    2
    + 1

    And

    n
    2
    + 1

    = n
    because : n <

    n
    2
    + 1 < n + 1 which can be proved easily if we take each side
    seperatly. lim
    n
    n(

    n
    2
    + 1 n) = lim
    n
    n(

    n
    2
    +1
    2
    n
    2
    )

    n
    2
    +1+n
    = lim
    n
    n
    n(

    1+
    1
    n
    2
    +1)
    =
    lim
    n
    1

    1+
    1
    n
    2
    +1
    =
    1
    2
    Nikolaos Zaris national technical university of athens,Athens Greece
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