Essentials of DISCRETE MATHEMATICS 13. a) Show that E-0 (-1)*(")=0, and then verify thatC) + C) + C)+(") + (") + (*) +-... =b) Calculate E=0 2* ()

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13. a) Show that EX=o (-1)*(")=0, and then verify that ) +C) + C) + - - G) +G) + () +- ... = b) Calculate E=0 2* ()

13. a) Show that EX=o (-1)(")=0, and then verify that ) +C) + C) + - - G) +G) + () +- ... = b) Calculate E=0 2 ()

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