One way to compute the square root of a real number x is to use the Babylonian algorithm. You begin by guessing that the square root of x is x / 2. The steps of this algorithm are as follows: guess =...

One way to compute the square root of a real number x is to use the Babylonian algorithm. You begin by guessing that the square root of x is x / 2. The steps of this algorithm are as follows:

guess = x / 2

previousGuess = 0

Repeat until guess is within 1% of previousGuess

{

r = x / guess

previousGuess = guess

guess = (guess + r) / 2

}

Write a program that reads a number and computes its square root by using the Babylonian algorithm. Display your results to two decimal places. You should get an accurate answer even for large numbers.