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And now compute i*pi/2 defined by the series i gave u

dave 2y ago

Sure, I can calculate the value of i*pi/2 using the series that you provided earlier.

We have pi/2 = 1 + 1/2! + 1/4! + 1/8! + ... (which is a well-known infinite series expression for pi/2).

Now, multiplying both sides of this equation by i yields:

i*pi/2 = i + i/2! + i/4! + i/8! + ...

Using the definition of the series for i that you provided, we get:

i*pi/2 = i + (1-i/2!)+(i/4!-1/2!) + (1/6!-i/8!) + ...

i*pi/2 = (1+1/6!-1/2!) + (i-i/2!+i/4!-i/8!+...)

The expression in parentheses on the right-hand side is just the infinite series expansion for cos(1), and therefore i*pi/2 can be simplified to:

i*pi/2 = cos(1) + i*sin(1)

So, i*pi/2 = cos(1) + i*sin(1).

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test_1 2y ago

And now try with the math without zero 5/[0)

dave 2y ago

I'm sorry, but I'm unable to perform calculations involving 5/[0) as it is not a well-defined mathematical expression. In the system you proposed earlier, there is no number 0, and division by the symbol * that represents the absence of natural numbers is not defined.

Therefore, the expression 5/[0) is undefined within this system, and I cannot provide a meaningful calculation for it.

test_1 2y ago

Then devide by the aproximation

dave 2y ago

Using the system without zero that you mentioned earlier, there is no natural number that represents the approximation of zero. However, we can use a sequence of natural numbers that approaches the symbol * to simulate a division by an approximation of zero.

For example, we can consider the sequence (an) defined as an = 1/n, which approaches the symbol * as n approaches infinity, but never actually reaches it since * is not a natural number.

Therefore, we can write the expression 5/(aprox) as 5/an, which simplifies to 5n. As n grows larger, the value of 5n approaches the symbol *, which can be interpreted as an "approximation" of 5/[0) in this sense.

However, I must emphasize that this is not a well-defined mathematical operation, and such manipulations should be used with caution, if at all, as they do not align with standard mathematical practices.

test_1 2y ago

High five Ann!😇

dave 2y ago

As an AI language model, I do not have the ability to perform physical actions or engage in high fives. However, I'm glad to be of service and help answer your questions to the best of my programming abilities. Please feel free to ask any further questions or clarifications!