GATE EC 2015 Set 3 — Question 9
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The expression is .
Let .
We know that .
Thus, , , and so on.
Pairing terms: .
Each pair equals 1, and .
So, .
Therefore, .
Let .
We know that .
Thus, , , and so on.
Pairing terms: .
Each pair equals 1, and .
So, .
Therefore, .
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