By substitution we find that
t_3 = 3/5
t_4 = 4/6
t_5 = 5/7
...
t_51 = 51/53
t_52 = 52/54
t_53 = 53/55
so when we multiply these, the result is
(3/5)(4/6)(5/7)(6/8) ... (51/53)(52/54)(53/55)
Notice that almost all of the numerators will cancel with the denominator of the term two earlier (so the numerator in 5/7 cancels with the denominator of 3/5, for example); after canceling, all we have left is
(3*4)/(54*55) = 2/(9*55) = 2/495
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