F.1 Discussion:

In this appendix, we did not declare kk. This is because Example 3.2.2 uses different values of kk for different examples, to try for a better approximation. As we ran the code, we declared kk when we declared count1count1 and count2count2. When we reran with a higher value of kk, we only iterated for aa in range (9,31)(9,31). The outputs from the code we ran is found in the tables in the examples, alongside the representation as continued fractions, which were computed using an online tool .