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Use the power series for $ tan^{-1} x $ to prove the following expression for $ \pi $ as the sum of an infinite series:
$ \pi = 2 \sqrt 3 \sum_{n = 0}^{\infty} \frac {(-1)^n}{(2n + 1) 3^n} $


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The problem is: use the power series for tending the inverse x to prove the following expression for pi, as the form of an infinite series. So first go, we have up. Tangent x is equal to some from 0 to infinity negative 1 to the power of n times x, 22 n plus 1 over 2 n plus 1 point absolutist last of 1. Now the light x is equal to square root of 3 over 3 pi, or this is 1 over root of 3 and we have a tangent 1 over root to 3. So this is equal to pi over 6 and then we use this formula we have. This is also equal to and from 0 to infinity, negative 1 to the power of n times 1 over 2 n plus 1 times to 3 to the power 2 n plus 1, which is equal to 1 over 3 times sum from 0 to infinity negative 1 To the power of n times 1 over 2 n plus 1 times 3 to the power of n, then we have pi is equal to 6 times 1 over to it 3 times the sum from 0 to infinity negative 12 times 1 over 2 n plus 1 Times 3 to m point notice that 6 times 1 over root of 3. This is equal to 2 times 0 to 3 point, so pi is equal to 2 times root of 3 times this se.

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