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The given sum is


11+17+23+29+35+41

The common difference is 17-11=6.

The given sum can be written as follows.


11+17+23+29+35+41=(5+6)+(5+2*6)+(5+3*6)+(5+4*6)+(5+5*6)+(5+6*6)

Consider the last term


5+6*6

Here multiple of 6 is 6

So, the maximum value of i is 6.

The answer is


\sum ^6_(i\mathop=1)(5+i*6)

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