Asked by Shaniquaa
Is sum of sin(pi/n) DV or CV?
I don't understand why it is DV.
I don't understand why it is DV.
Answers
Answered by
Damon
sin pi/1 = 0
sin pi/2 = 1
sin pi/3 = .866
sin pi/4 = .707 and pi/4 = .785
sin pi/5 = .587 and pi/5 = .628
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sin pi/100 = .0314107 and pi/100 = .0314159
as we know sin x ---> x as x gets big
so terms get progressively smaller like 1/n (which converges to e) so I think it converges.
sin pi/2 = 1
sin pi/3 = .866
sin pi/4 = .707 and pi/4 = .785
sin pi/5 = .587 and pi/5 = .628
.
.
.
sin pi/100 = .0314107 and pi/100 = .0314159
as we know sin x ---> x as x gets big
so terms get progressively smaller like 1/n (which converges to e) so I think it converges.
Answered by
Damon
1/n! converges to e
1/n does not converge!!!!
every term in our series sin (pi/n) is bigger than 1/n
So it does NOT converge!!
(This is what I get for counting on my aged memory)
1/n does not converge!!!!
every term in our series sin (pi/n) is bigger than 1/n
So it does NOT converge!!
(This is what I get for counting on my aged memory)
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