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Eg: if n = 2: Find the first and second term, add them, and prove that they equal the second term divided by the third term.Hope this helps.......
I don't even know where to start in this math proof that I need to do.

"Prove that for all n (positive integers) that the sum from i = 1 to n of (1/(i*(i+1))) = n/(n+1)

I don't even know where to start with this. Any suggestions?

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I hv solved ur question & explained it in a pic... plz refer to d below link:

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Hope this will help.. :)

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Use Sigma notation to write it as Σ¹|ⁿ 1/(i(i+1))
Basically, you are trying to prove that the sum from 1 to some number n is that nth term divided by the next term.
Eg: if n = 2: Find the first and second term, add them, and prove that they equal the second term divided by the third term.

Hope this helps.
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