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by damiankennedy
854 days ago
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The first thing you need to go with a series like this is prove that it converges.
Then you can take a series that is already known to converge to pi. The choice of series will mean the difference between the proof being very hard and practically impossible.
Then change that series to give 32/pi^3 instead of pi.
Then deduct a mapping between groups of n in one series and groups of n in the other series. |
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