If Sn=(1.2)/(3!) +(2.2^2)/(4!) +(3.2^3)/...

If `S_n=(1.2)/(3!) +(2.2^2)/(4!) +(3.2^3)/(5!)+...` upto n terms then the sum infinite terms is

`2/3`

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`pi/4`

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