Question 13 The square root of a number N can be approximated by a repeated calculation using the following formula NewGuess = 0.5 Last Guess + N /Last Guess) where NewGuess is the next guess and LastGuess the last guess. The calculation of a New Guess should be terminated when the absolute value of the difference between the New Guess and the LasrGuess is about 0.0000001. Write down a computer solution for the above formula. You may use the function ABS(x) or 'x' to obtain the absolute value of x. Question 13 The square root of a number N can be approximated by a repeated calculation using the following formula NewGuess = 0.5 Last Guess + N /Last Guess) where NewGuess is the next guess and LastGuess the last guess. The calculation of a New Guess should be terminated when the absolute value of the difference between the New Guess and the LasrGuess is about 0.0000001. Write down a computer solution for the above formula. You may use the function ABS(x) or 'x' to obtain the absolute value of x