; This is the famous Bailey-Borwein-Plouffe (BBP) formula.
; Sum this n = 0 to infinity to compute pi.
; This is especially useful for calculating pi in hexadecimal.
; One hexadecimal digit of pi is generated with each iteration.
((4/((8*n)+1))-(2/((8*n)+4))-(1/((8*n)+5))-(1/((8*n)+6)))/(16^n)
simplify ; BBP simplifies to the ratio of two polynomials.
sum n=0 to 10 ; Numerically sum BBP from n = 0 to 10 in steps of 1.
pi ; The digits should be the same.
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x^n/n! ; Sum this n = 0 to infinity to compute (e^x).
replace x with 1 ; Sum this n = 0 to infinity to compute e:
sum n=0 to 20 ; Numerically sum from n = 0 to 20 in steps of 1.
e ; The digits should be the same.
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; Euler's identity is made of these most important universal constants:
e^(pi*i)+1=0
simplify ; An identity is when the LHS is identical to the RHS:
