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Interpret the following Sigma Notation n=152n

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Okay so basically the answer would be
-8305
And in this form it would be
-151 + -302 + -435 -604 -755 + -906 + 1057 +-1208 + -1359 + 1510

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<h2>☼︎Given :</h2>

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${\qquad{\sf{ Area \: of \: Room \: = {\color{darkblue}{\bf{ 1200000 \: cm² }}}}}}$

$\qquad{━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━}$

~ Therefore :

❝ Area of the Drawing room is 1200000 cm² or 12000 m² . ❞

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