Introductio in analysin infinitorum

238 DE SERIEBUS EX LIB. I. $n = 20;$ 0,000000953961123 $n = 22;$ 0,000000238450446 $n = 24;$ 0,000000059608184 $n = 26;$ 0,000000014901555 $n = 28;$ 0,000000003725333 $n = 30;$ 0,000000000931323 $n = 32;$ 0,000000000232830 $n = 34;$ 0,000000000058207 $n = 36;$ 0,000000000014551 reliquæ summæ parium Potestatum in ratione quadrupla decrescunt. 283. Hæc autem Seriei $1 + \frac{1}{2^n} + \frac{1}{3^n} + \frac{1}{4^n} + \&c.$, in productum infinitum conversio etiam directe [TRUNCATED]