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Easy brain teaser: Evaluate \[\sum_{k=0}^n \frac{k}{(k+1)!}\]
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\[=0+\frac12+\frac26+\frac3{24}+\frac4{120}+\cdots\]\[=0+\frac12+\frac13+\frac18+\frac1{30}+\cdots\]
\[\approx0+0.5+0.333+0.125+0.033+\cdots\]\[=0.5+0.457+0.033\]\[=0.5+0.490\]\[=0.99\]\[\approx1\]
It's not until infinity. :P
you add consecutive terms until you get + n/(n+1)! so it's 0 + ... + n/(n+1)! the number of terms you want to add depends on your preference.
k=k+1-1 in num can help you.
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I want the answer to not have a summation. (Of course, I know the answer.)
sig(1/k!-1/k+1!)=1-0=1
The answer I wanted was \(1-\frac{1}{(n+1)!}\) but this will do.
n is going to inf then i/n+1! going to 0
ok i thought uper was inf
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yeap 1-1/n+1! is answer
dont forget k=k+1-1
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