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How to do Jinhua Mathematics 16 in 2008?
Hey, hey, let me help you solve it. . The first empty is to ask you to look at the picture to find the law and find the formula. The sum of edges is the sum of the edges of the basic graph and the edges of the minimal graph;

The sum of the number of edges of a basic graph is that each edge is cut in half, that is, 2n; The sum of the edges of an ultra-small graph is how many polygons the basic graph has, so it has several small parts with one edge less than the basic graph, that is, n(n- 1).

So the formula an = 2n+n (n-1) = n (n+1) ... A5 = 5 * 6 = 30.

The second space is calculated according to the formula:1/a3+1/a4+1/a5+1/an =197/600.

That is 1/3*4.

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1/4*5

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1/5*6

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1/n(n+ 1)= 197/600

First, 1/n(n+ 1) can be extended to

= 1+n-n/n(n+ 1) becomes about.

= 1/n- 1/(n+ 1)

Then it is 1/3*4.

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1/4*5

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1/5*6

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1/n (n+1) =197/600 becomes

1/3- 1/4

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1/4- 1/5

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1/5- 1/6

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1/n- 1/(n+ 1)= 197/600

The final result is1/3-1/(n+1) =197/600.

n= 199

Okay, okay, can you understand? Hehe.

It's tiring to look at it this way. Write it on paper once and you can understand it.

Very simple