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the value of 1/2^2-1+1/4^2-1+............+1/20^2-1​

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Answered by tinyhunter21
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What is the value of [1 - 1/(2^2)] * [1 - 1/(3^2)] * [1 - 1/(4^2)] … [1 - 1/ (2017^2)]?

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Assume ak=1−1k2

=k2−1k2

=(k−1)(k+1)k2

Let Pn=∏k=2nan

So, P3=a2a3=322(2×432)

=42×3

Now, P4=P3a4

=42×3(3×542)

=52×4

So, we can prove by mathematical induction that

Pn=n+12n∀n≥2 where n∈N

So, P2017=20182×2017

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1–1/(2²) is 1/1² - 1/2²

Which is (2²-1²)/2², which simplifies to,

(3)(1)/(2²)

Next term gives, (4)(2)/(3²)

The next is (3)(5)/4²

So, final product = 1×2×3²×4²….2016²×2017×2018/[2²×3²….2017²]

Multiplying numerator and denominator by 2,

We get, (2016!)² × (2017×2018)/2×(2017!)²

= 2018/2×2017

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=>.[{1}^2-{1/2}^2]×[{1}^2-{1/3}^2]×[{1}^2-{1/4}^2]…………[{1}^2-{1/2016}^2]×[{1}^2-{1/2017}^2

=>(1–1/2)(1+1/2)×(1–1/3)(1+1/3)×(1–1/4)(1+1/4)×……..×(1–1/2016)(1+1/2016)×(1–1/2017)(1+1/2017).

=> 1/2×3/2×2/3×4/3×3/4×5/4××××××××××××2015/2016×2017/2016×2016/2017×2018/2017

=> 1/2×2018/2017 [All the fractions cancell each -other except first and last fraction.]

=> 1009/2017 answer.

It is a very simple solution.

You just need to write the first step, go on a push and the answer emerges.

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