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Proof of Leibniz formula
Proof of Wallis's product
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Proof of Wallis product
Basel problem
Machin's formula

Recall the formulas:



Let

We can obtain tan(2α) = 5/12 and tan(4α) = 120/119 by using the above formula.
Therefore,

Consider,


Q.E.D.