Finite Series
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Roughly speaking a series is the sum of terms of a sequence of numbers; a finite series is the sum of terms of a finite sequence of numbers. If ( a n ) is a sequence of numbers, then the expression a + a + · · · + a n is called a finite series . The expression a + a + · · · + a n is denoted as n
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Roughly speaking a series is the sum of terms of a sequence of numbers; a finite series is the sum of terms of a finite sequence of numbers. If ( a n ) is a sequence of numbers, then the expression a + a + · · · + a n is called a finite series . The expression a + a + · · · + a n is denoted as n
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