In 1735 Leonard Euler proved a remarkable result, which was the solution to the Basel Problem, first posed in 1644 by Pietro Mengoli. This result gave a simple expression for pi. The formula states that p26 is equal to the limit, as n goes to infinity, of the series 11+122+132+...+1n2. Which statement below is the recursiv case for a recursive implementation that approximates this infinite series? return 1.0 / (number * number) + computePI (number - 1); return 1.0 / (number * number) + computePI (number);

In 1735 Leonard Euler proved a remarkable result, which was the solution to the Basel Problem, first posed in 1644 by Pietro Mengoli. This result gave a simple expression for pi. The formula states that p26 is equal to the limit, as n goes to infinity, of the series 11+122+132+...+1n2. Which statement below is the recursiv case for a recursive implementation that approximates this infinite series? return 1.0 / (number * number) + computePI (number - 1); return 1.0 / (number * number) + computePI (number);

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