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How to calculate
If you already know the formulas for
for , then you can calculate using the following trick:You expand the LHS and use the formulas you already know.
For example, the following formulas should be familiar to most people:
You can then apply the above trick to prove that
And with that, you can go on and find
. And so on, and so forth.Offline
Fanatstic result!
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That is both interesting and very useful!
Thanks for sharing this, JaneFairFax!
That it can be extended to any power makes it all the more interesting!
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