Question: This is a continuation of Exercise 76. Data From Exercise 76 Set Im = /2 0 sin m x dx. Use Exercise 69 to

This is a continuation of Exercise 76.

(a) Prove that I2m+1  12m  12m-1. sin2m+1 12m-1 12m+1 (c) Show that 1  (b) Show that = 1 + (d) Prove that lim


Data From Exercise 76

Set Im = ∫π/2sinm x dx. Use Exercise 69 to prove that

12m 12m+1 = 2m 12m3 2m 2m-2 2m 2m-2 2m + 1 2m 1 N!= KIN 2 2 2|3

Conclude that

KIN 2 2.2 4.4 1.3 3.5 2m. 2m 12m (2m 1)(2m + 1) I2m+1 -



Data From Exercise 69

Let I= ∫π/2sinx dx.

Show that I= π/2 and I= 1.
Prove that, for m ≥ 2,

Im = m-1 m -Im-2

(a) Prove that I2m+1 12m 12m-1. sin2m+1 12m-1 12m+1 (c) Show that 1 (b) Show that = 1 + (d) Prove that lim m-0 1 2m 1+ 12m 12m+1 12m 12m+1 (e) Finally, deduce the infinite product for discovered by English mathematician John Wallis (1616-1703): = 1. 1 2m KIN x sin2m x sin2m-1. X for 0x 1/ 2244 3 3 5 = lim 2 m-00 1 2m. 2m (2m 1)(2m + 1)

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