Since there are only 4 terms in the sum, it's not too much work to expand it as

Alternatively, we can use the well-known formulas


These sums start at n = 0, so in our given sum we will keep track of the 0-th term separately:

as expected.
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Fractional form: 63/10 or 6 3/10.
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