Write a program called root.py (a variant of the sqrt.py program we dicussed in class) that...

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Write a program called root.py (a variant of the sqrt.py program we dicussed in class) that accepts k: (int), c (Roat), and epsilon (float) as command-line arguments, and writes to standard output the kth root of c, up to epsilon decimal places. Directions: Sett (our guess) to c. Repeat as long as 11 - c/t*] > €: - Replace t byt - f(t)/S' (t), where f(t) = t* -c and f' (t) = ktk-1. • Write t (the kth root of c). . . Write a program called root.py (a variant of the sqrt.py program we dicussed in class) that accepts k: (int), c (Roat), and epsilon (float) as command-line arguments, and writes to standard output the kth root of c, up to epsilon decimal places. Directions: Sett (our guess) to c. Repeat as long as 11 - c/t*] > €: - Replace t byt - f(t)/S' (t), where f(t) = t* -c and f' (t) = ktk-1. • Write t (the kth root of c). . .

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