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Write each series as a summation in sigma notation.

5+8+11+14

i=1
9 years ago

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Answered by Steve
note that the numbers grow by 3's. So, the sequence is 3k+ something.

3*1=3, but the first term is 5, so the terms are

3k+2

The sum is thus

4
∑ 3k+2
k=1
9 years ago

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