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Hi!
I'm wondering if I can calculate (or find the limit) a sum like this:
S = ½ [ f`(1) + f`(2) + f`(3) + .... + f`(n) ]
where: f(x) = (½)^n , with n ∈N and n≥1
Sooo?? Any ideas?
Hi, Olinguito.
I don't really understand the first part with "Consider: √(4n^2+n) - 2n" .
What's with that 2n?
understand everything else after that...so is "-2n" added there just randomly to help us? Or why did you chooose it?
Ok guys, I can't work out this sequence limit:
lim sin( π√(4n^2+n) ) = ?
n⇒∞
I'm sure it's not really that hard, but...help, please!!
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