The photograph of a page in Ramanujan’s Lost Notebook where he expanded a ratio of two series in terms of three continued fractions. These three are among the continued fractions explained in this paper.

Its the 125th year of Ramanujan’s birth, but how many of his formulas do you know? Here is an opportunity to get familiar with 9 of Ramanujan’s continued fraction formulas. These include the three continued fractions that appear in the Lost Notebook in the above photograph. 
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