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Question Number 80792 by john santu last updated on 06/Feb/20
Π_(n=1) ^∞ [((2n)/(2n−1)).((2n)/(2n+1))] =?
n=1[2n2n1.2n2n+1]=?
Answered by mind is power last updated on 06/Feb/20
ln(Π_(n≥1) ((2n.2n)/((2n−1)(2n+1))))=Σ_(n≥1_ ) ln((1/((1−(1/(2n)))(1+(1/(2n))))))  =−Σ_(n≥1) ln(1−(1/(4n^2 )))∼(1/(4n^2 ))⇒our sum exist ⇒product exist  Π_(n=1) ^(+∞) ((4n^2 )/((2n−1)(2n+1)))=(1/(Π(((2n−1)(2n+1))/(4n^2 ))))  =(1/(Π_(n≥1) (1−(1/(4n^2 )))))  we have euler formula⇒sin(x)=xΠ_(k≥1) (1−(x^2 /(k^2 .π^2 )))  x=(π/2)⇒1=(π/2)Π_(k≥1) (1−(1/(4k^2 )))⇒(1/(Π_(n≥1) (1−(1/(4n^2 )))))=(π/2)  ⇒Π_(n=1) ^(+∞) ((2n)/(2n−1)).((2n)/(2n+1))=(π/2)
ln(n12n.2n(2n1)(2n+1))=n1ln(1(112n)(1+12n))=n1ln(114n2)14n2oursumexistproductexist+n=14n2(2n1)(2n+1)=1Π(2n1)(2n+1)4n2=1n1(114n2)wehaveeulerformulasin(x)=xk1(1x2k2.π2)x=π21=π2k1(114k2)1n1(114n2)=π2+n=12n2n1.2n2n+1=π2
Commented by jagoll last updated on 07/Feb/20
thank you sir
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