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If the sum of the first ten terms of the series is (13/5) + (13/5) + (13/5) + 4 + (13/5) +…, is (16/5)m, then m is equal to:

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1+1= infinity

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ty so muchh!!!

9+9=1000

Himanshu A Jadav answered Jan 31, 2022

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