Mathematics, 27.01.2021 09:00 kimmi1489

Consider the following convergent series: ∑n=1/n^2
Suppose that you want to approximate the value of this series by computing a partial sum, then bounding the error using the integral remainder estimate. In order to bound the value of the series between two numbers which are no more than 10^−8 apart, what is the fewest number of terms of the series you would need?
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Consider the following convergent series: ∑n=1/n^2
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