Compute the partial sums S_(2),S_(4), and S_(6) of (1)/(5*6)+(1)/(6*7)+(1)/(7*8)+(1)/(8*9)+cdots (Use symbolic notation and fractions where needed.) S_(2)= S_(4)=
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