Math, asked by py167, 13 hours ago

Sum of terms from k=2 to k=infinity for the expression 1/k(k-1) is?​

Answers

Answered by JiaKher1
1

Answer:

k

=

1−

k

1

k!

k−1

=

(k−1)!

1

, for k>1

k=2

100

∣(k

2

−3k+1)

(k−1)!

1

=

k=2

100

(k−1)!

(k−1)

2

−k

=

k=2

100

(k−2)!

k−1

(k−1)!

k

=

0!

1

1!

2

+

1!

2

2!

3

+

2!

3

3!

4

+⋯

=

1!

2

0!

1

+

1!

2

2!

3

+

2!

3

3!

4

+⋯+

98!

99

99!

100

=1+

1!

2

99!

100

=3−

99!

100

Hence the value of

100!

100

2

+

k=1

100

∣(k

2

−3k+1)S

k

=

99!

100

+3−

99!

100

=3

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0

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