Re: closed form for a sum

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From: Frank Pinto
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 04:38

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If you mean by evaluation "the limit"
then "it is " 0

Since sin can onlybe from -1, 1
the denominator will grow much "faster"
which bring the ratio 
to a very small number, namely = 0

Frank Pinto

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