Continued fraction for ![]()
Recall that
mentioned yesterday, we can use other points to be evaluated. For example, 
we can say that 
We can get more expansions from many other points. Basically, we can do the same thing from any inverse of trigonometric functions. We can use any expansion without Pi inside. We can use the following expansions: for
and
for 
and
for 
mentioned in 0303 and 0305.
To convert these, we usually use the following formula
(regular
expression)
in special form We can use the following relations: 


Since
in special formor
after applying rule of sings (down->front&next) to every two terms and then applying it again(both->next, down->front&next). This is exactly the same as what we got from pi/4=arctan(1).