IN JAVA

Write the definition of a method named sqrt that receives a double argument and returns its square root. You may assume that the argument is not negative, but it could be any value that is greater or equal to zero. The square root needs to be calculated to a precision of 0.0000000001. In this exercise you should use NEWTON's method. That method, you may recall, starts with a guess (g) which could initially be set to the value of the argument. If the argument is x, then Newton's method involves iterating g=(g+x/g)/2.0 until you have achieved convergence. ALSO: your sqrt method should be a wrapper for another method that does the actual calculation of the square root. That method's arguments should be the value you're taking the square root of, along with the "delta" value (the precision) desired.