00:01
Okay, hopefully you'll see this one is pretty straightforward.
00:04
First thing we need to do is import the math library so that we can use square root.
00:13
We're going to get answer equals zero to start with.
00:21
I'm going to say for just pick a variable name x in range.
00:26
And if you look at each of the fractions, we've got basically one over square root of one per square root.
00:33
Of 2 plus 1 over square to 2 plus square to 3 all the way to square root of 624 plus 625.
00:43
And so if i look at just the first number in each of those denominators, i want to go from 1 to 624, but the way that the range works is i have to add one more to it.
01:01
So if i type in range 1 to 625, that'll give me the numbers from 1 to 624.
01:09
I suspect because it was made by engineers.
01:13
Answer is going to be the answer was before incremented by 1 divided by and then we need to have a sum math dot square root of x pure...