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I need to prove that the sum of 1/n^2 is pi/6, and i have no idea how to prove this, i can show convergence by the p-series test but thats about it...
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it is actually Pi^2/6. I know a proof using complex analysis, have you taken that course?
it is not obvious unless you are euler. easy to look up the proof though.
yep i have euler's proof in my notes
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