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Approximate the sum of the series correct to four decimal places.
n=1 to infinity
(-1)^n/4^n*n!
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Sarah
The answer I got was 0.9336. I did
13 years ago
Sarah
(-1)^1/4^1*1 + (-1)^2/4^2*2 + (-1)^3/4^3*3 + (-1)^4/4^4*4 + (-1)^5/4^5*5 + (-1)^6/4^6*6
13 years ago

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