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A partial sum of an arithmetic sequence is given. Find the sum.

14 (3 + 0.26k) k = 0

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Answer:

72.3

Explanation:

Given that:

The arithmetic sequence:


\sum \limits ^(14)_(k=0) (3 + 0.26k)

The first term of the sequence
a_0 = 3 since k = 0

i.e (3 + 0.26(0)) = 3

The last term of the sequence
a_(14) = 6.64

i.e (3+ 0.26(14)

= (3 + 3.64)

= 6.64

Total no of terms = 15 i.e from 0 to 14

The partial sum of the arithmetic sequence =
(Total \ no \ of \ terms )/(2) * (a_o+a_(15))}


=(15 )/(2) * (3+6.64)}

= 72.3

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