n k=1 Use the "summat (4 + 3k)² = (HINT: You must first expa

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability
Section10.2: Arithmetic Sequences
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n
k=1
Use the "summation formulas" to express the following sum in closed form. Your answer should be in terms of n.
(4 + 3k)² =
(HINT: You must first expand (4 + 3k)² ).
Transcribed Image Text:n k=1 Use the "summation formulas" to express the following sum in closed form. Your answer should be in terms of n. (4 + 3k)² = (HINT: You must first expand (4 + 3k)² ).
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