First, we calculate the forward rates using the table given using bootstrapping
y(0,1) = 0.024
y(1,2) = ((1.0245^2)/(1.024)) -1 = 0.025
y(2,3)= ((1.026^3)/(1.024*1.025)) -1 = 0.029
y(3,4) = ((1.027^4)/(1.024*1.025*1.029)) -1 = 0.030
y(4,5) = ((1.0275^5)/(1.024*1.025*1.029*1.030)) -1 = 0.0295
y(5,6) = ((1.0275^6)/(1.024*1.025*1.029*1.030*1.0295)) -1 = 0.0275
y(6,7) = ((1.028^7)/(1.024*1.025*1.029*1.030*1.0295*1.0275)) -1 = 0.031
y(7,8) = ((1.029^8)/(1.024*1.025*1.029*1.030*1.0295*1.0275*1.031)) -1 = 0.036
Now, considering the formula

LHS of the formula = (1+0.029)^8 = 1.2569
RHS = 1.024*1.025*1.029*1.030*1.0295*1.0275*1.031*1.036
RHS =1.2569
LHS=RHS and hence the equation holds true for the forward rates. The forward rates are derived from the forward curve and any aberration in the rates will lead to arbitrage opportunities and hence the forward rates formula holds true.
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