6. Let G = [0, 2] and 1 g(x) -r + 4). 4 3 3 Use the contraction mapping theorem to prove that if ro E G, then the sequence defined by r+1 = g(xk)(k= (0, 1, · .·) converges to the unique fixed point z E G. %3D

6. Let G = [0, 2] and 1 g(x) -r + 4). 4 3 3 Use the contraction mapping theorem to prove that if ro E G, then the sequence defined by r+1 = g(xk)(k= (0, 1, · .·) converges to the unique fixed point z E G. %3D

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