Get one half by squaring (Posted on 2004-09-20)

	Submitted by Federico Kereki
Rating: 4.2500 (12 votes)
Solution:	(Hide)
½ = 1/2² +1/3² +1/4² +1/5² +1/6²      +1/12² +1/30² +1/60² +1/75² +1/100² In the comments, you can find 9 and 11 terms solutions.

	Subject	Author	Date
	Puzzle Thoughts	K Sengupta	2022-09-08 00:01:06
	My thoughts	Danish Ahmed Khan	2012-10-24 15:04:23
	Cannot do with 6	Avin	2004-11-09 10:46:57
	Less than 9?	e.g.	2004-09-30 14:47:33
	re: 9 terms (or beating dead horse)	e.g.	2004-09-23 12:35:15
	re: 9 terms (or beating dead horse)	David Shin	2004-09-22 21:11:35
	Continue Beating the Horse...	David Shin	2004-09-22 21:05:41
	9 terms (or beating dead horse)	Rajal	2004-09-22 19:21:04
	Shorter solutions?	Old Original Oskar!	2004-09-22 05:52:24
	re: An eleven terms solution	Gamer	2004-09-21 23:31:23
	10 terms...	Tristan	2004-09-21 22:04:06
	re: An eleven terms solution	Nosher	2004-09-21 22:01:52
	re: An eleven terms solution	Richard	2004-09-21 21:40:53
	re: An eleven terms solution	David Shin	2004-09-21 21:18:11
	An eleven terms solution	e.g.	2004-09-21 19:39:13
	re(2): The best that my program can do	Charlie	2004-09-21 14:24:45
	Food for Thought	Richard	2004-09-21 13:47:09
	re: The best that my program can do	Jer	2004-09-21 13:12:31
	The best that my program can do	Charlie	2004-09-21 10:29:01
	re(2): Solution	np_rt	2004-09-21 10:27:16
	re: infinite solution	David Shin	2004-09-21 01:25:19
	infinite solution	Tristan	2004-09-21 00:52:58
	A Conjecture	David Shin	2004-09-20 23:40:38
	re(2): Solution	David Shin	2004-09-20 22:51:37
	re: Solution	Richard	2004-09-20 22:02:34
	Solution	np_rt	2004-09-20 21:37:43
	You're right, David	xdog	2004-09-20 20:52:30
	re: No Subject	David Shin	2004-09-20 18:44:26
	No Subject	xdog	2004-09-20 18:25:08
	Only way I see...	bob909	2004-09-20 17:34:38
	re: Can it be done?	e.g.	2004-09-20 15:56:14
	Can it be done?	Jer	2004-09-20 13:33:25