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Question Number 141378 by mnjuly1970 last updated on 18/May/21

   prove that::        Π_(n=0) ^∞ (((5n+2)(5n+3))/((5n+1)(5n+4))) =ϕ          ϕ:= ((1+(√5))/2)

provethat::n=0(5n+2)(5n+3)(5n+1)(5n+4)=φφ:=1+52

Answered by Dwaipayan Shikari last updated on 18/May/21

Π_(n=0) ^∞ (((5n+2)(5n+3))/((5n+1)(5n+4)))=Π_(n=0) ^∞ (((n+(2/5))(n+(3/5)))/((n+(1/5))(n+(4/5))))  Π_(n=0) ^N (((n+(2/5))(n+(3/5)))/((n+(1/5))(n+(4/5))))=((((2/5))_N ((3/5))_N )/(((1/5))_N ((4/5))_N ))   (a)_n =((Γ(n+a))/(Γ(a)))  =((Γ(N+(2/5))Γ(N+(3/5)))/(Γ(N+(1/5))Γ(N+(4/5)))).((Γ((1/5))Γ((4/5)))/(Γ((2/5))Γ((3/5))))=((Γ(N+(2/5))Γ(N+(3/5)))/(Γ(N+(1/5))Γ(N+(4/5)))).((πsin((2/5)π))/(πsin((π/5))))  When N→∞  it is (((N−(3/5))^(N−(3/5)) e^(−N+(3/5)) (N−(2/5))e^(−N+(2/5)) )/((N−(4/5))^(N−(4/5)) (N−(1/5))e^(−2N+1) )).((sin(((2π)/5)))/(sin((π/5))))  =1.((2sin((π/5))cos((π/5)))/(sin((π/5))))=2cos((π/5))=2.(((√5)+1)/4)=(((√5)+1)/2)=ϕ

n=0(5n+2)(5n+3)(5n+1)(5n+4)=n=0(n+25)(n+35)(n+15)(n+45)Nn=0(n+25)(n+35)(n+15)(n+45)=(25)N(35)N(15)N(45)N(a)n=Γ(n+a)Γ(a)=Γ(N+25)Γ(N+35)Γ(N+15)Γ(N+45).Γ(15)Γ(45)Γ(25)Γ(35)=Γ(N+25)Γ(N+35)Γ(N+15)Γ(N+45).πsin(25π)πsin(π5)WhenNitis(N35)N35eN+35(N25)eN+25(N45)N45(N15)e2N+1.sin(2π5)sin(π5)=1.2sin(π5)cos(π5)sin(π5)=2cos(π5)=2.5+14=5+12=φ

Commented by mnjuly1970 last updated on 18/May/21

thanks alot mr payan...

thanksalotmrpayan...

Answered by bramlexs22 last updated on 18/May/21

P=Π_(n=0) ^∞  (((n+(2/5))(n+(3/5)))/((n+(1/5))(n+(4/5)))) =   ((Γ((1/5))Γ((4/5)))/(Γ((2/5))Γ((3/5)))) = ((sin (((2π)/5)))/(sin ((π/5)))) = 2cos ((π/5))   = 2((((√5)+1)/4)) = (((√5)+1)/2)

P=n=0(n+25)(n+35)(n+15)(n+45)=Γ(15)Γ(45)Γ(25)Γ(35)=sin(2π5)sin(π5)=2cos(π5)=2(5+14)=5+12

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