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For each positive integer n, let Hn=1/1 + 1/2 +⋯+ 1/n . If ∑ (up)∞ (base)(n=4) 1/n*Hn*H(n-1)= a/b for relatively prime positive integers a and b, find a+b.
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Brutual
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Did you mean this?
12 years ago
clavin
yes
12 years ago
Brutual
Except for the equals sign right?
12 years ago
amgad
17
12 years ago

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