[See Solution] Use the linear approximation formula f(x_0+Δ x)≈ f(x_0)+f'(x_0)Δ x to approximate
Question: Use the linear approximation formula \(f({{x}_{0}}+\Delta x)\approx f({{x}_{0}})+{f}'({{x}_{0}})\Delta x\) to approximate \(\sqrt{77}\).
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