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Pls. help me in finding the sum of the series:
3/1! + 5/2! + 9/3! + 15/4! + 23/5! + .....................upto infinity
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21 Feb 2008 15:26:08 IST
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The general term is (k
2
-k+3)/ k!
= k(k-1)/ k! + 3/k!
= 1/(k-2)! + 3/k!
now use the expansion of 'e' .
I don't think this is an AGP.
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I hope this is not considered as quibbling on minor matters, but 1/(k-2)! isnt defined for k=1. So for the first sum k runs from 2 onwards. It doesn't change the sum, but just to be more accurate in our presentation.
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