Let Q/2 be the numerator and S/2 be the denominator. Here is a visual solution:
And if you like calculus, here's an alternate way to calculate Q:
I guess now my blog will greet new readers with a wall of math for the next day or so.
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Secret Squïrrel
said...
There's a simpler formula for convergent series if the first term is 1. You have to identify a single number to multiply each successive term by which requires you to chop Q up as you have done.
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There's a simpler formula for convergent series if the first term is 1. You have to identify a single number to multiply each successive term by which requires you to chop Q up as you have done.
Call this multiplier "M".
Sum = 1 / (1-M)
S = 1 / (1-1/4)
S = 1 / (3/4)
S = 1.33
Works for the meta-summing of Q too.
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