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Evaluate the summation of 3 n plus 2, from n equals 1 to 14..

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Answer:

343

Explanation:

WE are to evaluate the sum of


3n+2 from n=1 to 14

Symbolically this can be reprsented as


S=\Sigma _(n=1)  ^(14) (3n+2)

Splitting this into two separate terms we have


S=\Sigma _(n=1)  ^(14) 3n+\Sigma _(n=1)  ^(14) 2

Since in I term 3 is a constant 3 can be taken out and similarly for II term if 2 taken out it becomes sum of 1, 14 times


S=3\Sigma _(n=1)  ^(14) n+    28\\

The first term is sum of 14 natural numbers and we use the formula

Sum =
3((14*15)/(2) )+2(14)\\=343

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We have to evaluate the summation of (3n+2), with n ranging from 1 to 14. Let's write all the terms of the sum for each value of n:
n=1:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 1+2=5
n=2:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 2+2=8
n=3:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 3+2=11
n=4:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 4+2=14
n=5:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 5+2=17
n=6:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 6+2=20
n=7:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 7+2=23
n=8:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 8+2=26
n=9:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 9+2=29
n=10:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 10+2=32
n=11:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 11+2=35
n=12:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 12+2=38
n=13:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 13+2=41
n=14:
3n+2 = 3\cdot 14+2=44
Now, let's sum all the terms together, and we get:

S=5+8+11+14+17+20+23+26+29+32+35+38+41+44=343
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