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Vishalrox
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Here is a good question for maths enthusiasts. I really find this sum very tough. Any help, advice or guidance for this question will be greatly appreciated.
find the product upto n terms
(1+(1/2^2)) . (1+(1/3^2)) . (1+(1/5^2)) . (1+(1/7^2)) . (1+(1/11^2))...upto n terms
Where the nth term is (1+(1/P^2)) or (1+(p^-2)) where p is a prime number.
I feel this question is really tough and couldn't even get the logic how to solve it.
find the product upto n terms
(1+(1/2^2)) . (1+(1/3^2)) . (1+(1/5^2)) . (1+(1/7^2)) . (1+(1/11^2))...upto n terms
Where the nth term is (1+(1/P^2)) or (1+(p^-2)) where p is a prime number.
I feel this question is really tough and couldn't even get the logic how to solve it.
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