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3 years ago

Computer the following some, Thanks !

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1 answer:

natka813 [3]3 years ago

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Answer:

184233

Step-by-step explanation:

651∑n=1 88+0.6(n-1)

651∑n=1 88 + 651∑n=1 0.6(n-1)

(651)(88) + 0.6(651∑n=1 (n-1))

57288 + 0.6((651∑n=1 (n))-(651∑n=1 (-1))

57288 + 0.6((651)(652)/2+(651)(-1))

57288 + 0.6(212226-651)

57288 + 0.6(211575)

57288 + 126945

184233

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