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I assume this is √x=1+ln(5+x).

I would use Newton's Method (iterative): xn+1=xn-f(xn)/f'(xn),

where f(x)=1+ln(5+x)-√x and f'(x)=1/(5+x)-1/(2√x).

Let x0=1, then x1=1-ln(6)/(⅙-½)=1+ln(6)/3=6.375...,

After just a few iterations x=16.5788535284.

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