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Question Number 118880 by bemath last updated on 20/Oct/20
8(1+12)(1+122)(1+124)(1+128)...(1+1232)+1260=?
Answered by Dwaipayan Shikari last updated on 20/Oct/20
8(1+12+122+123)(1+124+128+1212)(1+1216)(1+1232)+12608(1−12412)(1−12161−124)(1−12641−1216)+1260=63(216−1212(24−1))(264−1248(216−1))+1260=264−1260+1260=24=16
Answered by bobhans last updated on 20/Oct/20
let8(1+12)(1+122)(1+124)...(1+1232)+1260=zmultiplyby(1−12)bothsidesgives8(1−12)(1+12)(1+122)(1+124)...(1+1232)+1261=12z⇒8(1−122)(1+122)(1+124)...(1+132)+1261=12z⇒8(1−124)(1+124)...(1+1232)+1261=12z⇒8(1−1264)+1261=12z⇒8(264−1264)+1261=12z⇒264−1261+1261=12z⇒264261=12z,hencez=2×23=16
Answered by 1549442205PVT last updated on 21/Oct/20
Apply(a−b(a+b)=a2−b2wehaveP=8(1+12)(1+122)(1+124)(1+128)...(1+1232)+1261⇔(1−12)P=8(1−122)(1+122)(1+124)(1+128)...(1+1232)+1261=8(1−124)(1+124)(1+128)...(1+1232)+1261=8(1−128)(1+128)...(1+1232)+1261=...=8(1−1232)(1+1232)+1261=8(1−1264)+1261=8−8264+1261=8⇒P=8.2=16
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