PUZZLE #3564: Basel Problem (diff 2)
The Basel problem asks: what is the sum of 1/n² for n=1 to ∞? Euler proved it equals π²/6. Given N = 11, compute the partial sum S = ∑₁^11 1/n². Take the fractional part × 10000, mod 26 → letter.
DATA
| N |
11
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| Decimal Multiplier |
10000
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| Hint |
Sum 1/n² from n=1 to 11. S = 1.5580321940. Fractional part = 0.558032. × 10000 = 5580. Mod 26 = 16 → 'q'.
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| Answer Format |
single lowercase letter
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author's note: Pool fill: basel-problem diff 2
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