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Please help! I'm confused on the answer :(

Please help! I'm confused on the answer :(
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Please help! I'm confused on the answer :(

Please help! I'm confused on the answer :(-example-1
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I believe the number of terms in the sequence would be represented by the value on top of the sigma sign, which is 8. There would be 8 terms.
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