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Question Number 206038 by BaliramKumar last updated on 05/Apr/24

(√(1 + 2023(√(1 + 2024(√(1+ 2025(√(1 + 2026(√(1 + ..............∞)))))))))) = ?

1+20231+20241+20251+20261+..............=?

Answered by mr W last updated on 05/Apr/24

x+1=(√(1+x(√(1+(x+1)(√(1+(x+2)(√(1+...))))))))  ⇒2024=(√(1 + 2023(√(1 + 2024(√(1+ 2025(√(1 + 2026(√(1 + ..............∞))))))))))

x+1=1+x1+(x+1)1+(x+2)1+...2024=1+20231+20241+20251+20261+..............

Answered by MATHEMATICSAM last updated on 05/Apr/24

This problem is based on Ramanujan′s  infinite nested redical problem.  (n + 1)^2  = n^2  + 2n + 1  ⇒ n + 1 = (√(1 + n(n + 2)))  If we put 2023 as the value of n then it will be  2024 = (√(1 + (2023)(2025)))  If we put 2024 as the value of n then it will be  2025 = (√(1 + (2024)(2026)))  So we can say  2026 = (√(1 + (2025)(2027)))  Now 2025 = (√(1 + 2024(√(1 + (2025)(2027)))))  Now 2024 = (√(1 + 2023(√(1 + 2024(√(1 + 2025(√(...))...))))))  Thus this will continue to infinity  2027 = (√(1 + (2026)(2028)))  So 2024 is the answer.

ThisproblemisbasedonRamanujansinfinitenestedredicalproblem.(n+1)2=n2+2n+1n+1=1+n(n+2)Ifweput2023asthevalueofnthenitwillbe2024=1+(2023)(2025)Ifweput2024asthevalueofnthenitwillbe2025=1+(2024)(2026)Sowecansay2026=1+(2025)(2027)Now2025=1+20241+(2025)(2027)Now2024=1+20231+20241+2025......Thusthiswillcontinuetoinfinity2027=1+(2026)(2028)So2024istheanswer.

Commented by TonyCWX08 last updated on 13/Apr/24

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