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Question Number 206622 by necx122 last updated on 20/Apr/24

Σ_(n=2) ^4 (((2n)/3) −1) = ?

n=24(2n31)=?

Answered by Frix last updated on 20/Apr/24

Seriously?!  ...ok:  Σ_(n=a) ^b (c_1 n+c_0 )=Σ_(n=a) ^b (c_1 n)+Σ_(n=a) ^b c_0 =  =(c_1 /2)(a+b)(1+b−a)+c_0 (1+b−a)=  =((((a+b)c_1 +2c_0 )(1+b−a))/2)  In this case  a=2∧b=4∧c_1 =(2/3)∧c_0 =−1  ⇒ Answer is 3    ...but you could just  ((2×2)/3)−1+((2×3)/3)−1+((2×4)/3)−1=3

Seriously?!...ok:bn=a(c1n+c0)=bn=a(c1n)+bn=ac0==c12(a+b)(1+ba)+c0(1+ba)==((a+b)c1+2c0)(1+ba)2Inthiscasea=2b=4c1=23c0=1Answeris3...butyoucouldjust2×231+2×331+2×431=3

Commented by necx122 last updated on 20/Apr/24

Thank yiubso much much sir Frix. Posted the question because I was shocked about how I solved the question, got 3 but couldn't see it as an option. I suspect that they made a typo error in the question I used. The approach is same with what you did. Thank you so much sir.

Commented by Frix last updated on 20/Apr/24

You′re welcome.  Sorry but sometimes I′m shocked when  people who already asked for integrals all  of a sudden ask for things like 1+1=?

Yourewelcome.SorrybutsometimesImshockedwhenpeoplewhoalreadyaskedforintegralsallofasuddenaskforthingslike1+1=?

Commented by necx122 last updated on 20/Apr/24

Trust me, I can relate: it's really funny. At times, I just need to be sure that I've not started solving wrongly the very easy math problems while trying do the tedious stuff.

Answered by cortano21 last updated on 21/Apr/24

  = Σ_(n= 2) ^4 (((2n−3)/3)) = (1/3)Σ_(n= 2) ^4 (2n−3)    = (1/3) Σ_(n=1) ^3 ((2n+1)−3)   = (1/3) Σ_(n=1) ^3 (2n−1)=(1/3).(3/2)(1+5)    = 3

=4n=2(2n33)=134n=2(2n3)=133n=1((2n+1)3)=133n=1(2n1)=13.32(1+5)=3

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