lim(1+1/3+1/5+.....+1/(2n+1))/(2n+1)

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1+(1/3)=1.333333333  or 4/3

+(1/5)=+0.2...1.53333333...

+1/7...1.676190476190476

+1/9...1.7873015873015871

+1/11...1.878210678210678

gotu n=infinity & yu get 2
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