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Consider a sequence $\text{S}$ whose $n$th term $T_{n}$ is defined as $1+\frac{3}{n}$, where $n=1,2, \dots$. Find the product of all the consecutive terms of $\text{S}$ starting from the $4$th term to the $60$th term.

  1. $1980.50$
  2. $1985.55$
  3. $1990.55$
  4. $1975.55$
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