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Selected answers to common questions:
Strategies for finding sequences.
- Summing Consecutive Integers [08/30/1998]
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Express 1994 as a sum of consecutive positive integers, and show that
this is the only way to do it.
- Summing Exponents [06/11/2002]
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If you multiply successive powers of 3 (i.e., 3^1 * 3^2 * ...) to get
3^210, what is the final power of 3 in the list?
- Summing Integers to the Fourth Power [09/26/1998]
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How do you find the formula for the sum of integers to the fourth power:
1^4 + 2^4 + ... +n^4?
- Summing n^k [11/24/1998]
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Is there a general formula for summing the n^k, where k is a positive
integer?
- Summing Odd Numbers Geometrically [10/30/1999]
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Can you prove that 1 + 3 + 5 + ... + (2n-1) = n*n by using a simple
geometric method?
- Summing the Integers from 1 to n [08/31/2005]
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How do you add up the integers from 1 to n by using a formula instead
of adding them all up the long way?
- Summing Triangle Numbers [04/21/1998]
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Can you help me find the formula to find the sum of a finite number of
triangle numbers?
- Sum of 1/n^2 [07/24/2000]
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Computing the sum of 1/n^2 without using Fourier series.
- Sum of 1/Sqrt(i) [11/20/2000]
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What is the formula for the sum of 1/sqrt(i) for i = 1 to n? Can you show
me the proof by induction?
- Sum of a Geometric Progression [12/01/2002]
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How can an infinite sum of positive numbers be negative?
- Sum of An Infinite Series [07/08/1998]
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Is it possible to add up all the terms of an infinite series?
- Sum of Any Infinite Series [11/19/2000]
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Even if you can determine that a series converges, it's usually
impossible to calculate the sum exactly. Why?
- Sum of a Power Series [02/10/2001]
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How can I calculate the sum of the power series x + 4x^2 + 9x^3 + 16x^4 +
... + n^2x^n + ...?
- Sum of a Sequence [06/10/1999]
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How would we find the sum of the sequence (3,4,6,9,13, ..., 499503)?
- Sum of a Series [10/26/1996]
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Compute the sum of the coefficients of the expansion of (x+0.5)^100 for
which the exponent is divisible by three.
- Sum of Consecutive Cubes [05/11/2000]
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How can I prove that the sum of consecutive cubes equals a square? That
is, 1^3 + 2^3 + 3^3 + ... + n^3 = m^2.
- Sum of Consecutive Odd Integers [07/27/2001]
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Given an integer N, can N can be written as a sum of consecutive odd
integers? If so, how can I identify *all* the sets of consecutive odd
integers that add up to N?
- Sum of Consecutive Squares [05/11/2001]
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The sum for i = 1 to n, of i^2, is equal to ((n)(n+1)(2n+1))/6. Why?
- Sum of Convergent Series [09/25/1999]
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How can you find the sum for k = 0 to infinity of 1/[(k+1)(k+3)], and the
sum for k = 0 to infinity of [(25/10^k) - (6/100^k)]?
- Sum of Fibonacci Series [05/23/2000]
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Is there a formula for the sum of the first n numbers in the Fibonacci
sequence?
- Sum of First n Odd Numbers [7/10/1996]
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Show that the sum of the first n odd numbers is a perfect square.
- Sum of Harmonic Series [5/9/1996]
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What's the total sum in terms of variables for the series
(1/1*2)+(2/2*3)......+n/n(n+1)?
- Sum of i [03/23/2002]
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If the sum as i goes from 1 to n of 2^i is 2^n -1, what is the sum as i
goes from 1 to n of 3^i ?
- Sum of Inverse of Primes [05/25/1999]
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Is the infinite series S = 1/1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/5 + 1/7 + 1/11 + 1/13 +
... + 1/p(n) + ... convergent or divergent?
- Sum of Sine Series [07/17/2008]
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Show that for any integer n >= 1, the sum from k = 1 to n of sin(kt)
is [cos(1/2t) - cos((n + 1/2)t)]/[2 sin(1/2t)].
- Sum of Squares Derivation [11/30/2002]
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I am looking for a derivation of the formula for the sum of the first
n squares.
- Sums of Consecutive Integers [02/04/2001]
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What numbers can be expressed as the sum of a string of consecutive
positive integers?
- Sums of Consecutive Positive Integers [03/02/2001]
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Why are the powers of 2 the only numbers you cannot get as the sum of
a series of consecutive positive integers?
- Taylor approximation of tan^2(x) [6/12/1996]
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Just to check that I can't do this because f'(0) = infinity...
- Taylor Expansion [11/21/2001]
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Can you give me the proof of this statement: arcsin(x) = x + 1/2 (x^3/ 3)
+ (1/2)(3/4)(x^5/5) + (1/2)(3/4)(5/6)(x^7/7) + ... The basis of the
calculation is a Taylor series.
- Taylor series [11/3/1994]
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Please describe the Taylor series.
- Taylor Series Expansion [11/24/2001]
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A distance from A to B is 1000 meters. As one traverses it at 1 meter per
second, the distance is instantaneously and uniformly stretched 1000
additional meters. How long does it take to get from A to B?
- Telescoping Series [12/30/1996]
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Find the sum (to the nth term) of: 1/(1x3) + 1/(3x5) + 1/(5x7) +....+
1/{(2n-1)(2n+1)}
- Telescoping Series [03/28/2001]
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Find the nth term in this pattern...
- Terms of the Series 1/n [05/03/2001]
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How many terms of the series 1/1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + ... + 1/n would I need to
guarantee that the sum will be larger than some given value x?
- Test for Convergence [8/20/1996]
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Sum {from k=0 to infinity} [{log(k+1)-log k}/tan^(-1) (2/k)]
- Triangle Series [07/09/1999]
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What is the formula for finding the sum of the nth row of a triangle of
numbers?
- Triangular Numbers: Find n As a Function of s [10/13/2002]
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s = 2, 3, 4, 5; n = 1, 4, 10, 20. I need to find the relation between
s and n, where n is the subject, i.e. n = ....
- Triangular Numbers in a Proof [04/08/1997]
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How do you prove 1^3+2^3+3^3+ ...+n^3 = (1+2+3+...+n)^2 by induction?
- Tribonacci Numbers [11/11/2000]
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Is there an implicit formula to calculate the nth Tribonacci number?
Also, is there a formula to find the sum of the first n Tribonacci
numbers?
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