Sum of an Infinite Series
How does one go about verifying the following result?
Can't figure out a trick to simplify the partial sum or otherwise sandwich it
Can't figure out a trick to simplify the partial sum or otherwise sandwich it
Original post by DFranklin
Pretty certain that does not converge to 1...
That sickening feeling of despair when someone beats you to it...
I shall only add (to the OP): compute the first term.
Original post by atsruser
That sickening feeling of despair when someone beats you to it...
I shall only add (to the OP): compute the first term.
I shall only add (to the OP): compute the first term.
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