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Find the sum of the following series up to 9th term:

2√3+9÷√3+12÷√3+....

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Is this a continued fraction? If not, do you mean what you typed?

2√3 + 9÷√3 + 12÷√3 ...
= √3 (2+3+...+10)

I'm sure you can add up an arithmetic sequence, right?

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