Re: a problem about sequence of numbers
- From: Rick Decker <rdecker@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 09:37:19 -0400
lazybear wrote:
I got a problem to solve as below , until now I still can not find an
efficent solution ,can anyone help me out , thanks!
find the patten of :
1^3/(1^4 + 4) -3^3/(3^4 + 4) +5^3/(5^4 + 4)- ......+(-1)^n(2n+1)^3 /
[(2n+1)^4 +4]
Try computing the first few terms. The pattern isn't hard to
guess. Though you didn't ask for it, it's also easy to prove
that the guess is correct.
Hint: it looks like (-1)^n (linear term) / (quadratic term)
Regards,
Rick
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