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Line 52: <sup>n→∞ </sup><sup>1</sup> which, by induction, can be generalized in a formula. Note that the denominators of the results are the positions of the exponents in the numerator in the sequence of odd numbers. The induction principle enshrines the validity of this "theorem". ~~Its algebraic proof would be an exciting challenge between the insiders.~~ --[[Special:Contributions/79.17.53.156\|79.17.53.156]] ([[User talk:79.17.53.156\|talk]]) 09:21, 3 August 2013 (UTC)

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