1. Rewrite the given expression as a product of two binomial terms with rational powers.
1−x1+x=(1+x)21(1−x)−21
2. Expand $(1 + x)^{\frac{1}{2}}$ up to the term in $x^2$.
(1+x)21=1+21x+2!(21)(−21)x2+⋯=1+21x−81x2+…
3. Expand $(1 - x)^{-\frac{1}{2}}$ up to the term in $x^2$.
(1−x)−21=1+(−21)(−x)+2!(−21)(−23)(−x)2+⋯=1+21x+83x2+…
4. Multiply the two expansions, discarding terms with powers higher than $x^2$.
(1+x)21(1−x)−21≈(1+21x−81x2)(1+21x+83x2)=1(1+21x+83x2)+21x(1+21x)−81x2(1)=1+21x+83x2+21x+41x2−81x2=1+x+21x2
5. Substitute $x = \frac{1}{10}$ into both the original expression and the polynomial approximation.
When x=101,
1−1011+101≈1+(101)+21(101)2
1091011≈1+101+2001
6. Simplify the resulting numerical equation to prove the target approximation for $\sqrt{11}$.
911≈200200+20020+2001
311≈200221
11≈200663(shown)
答案1+x+21x2
(The second part is a 'show that' which concludes with 11≈200663)