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Simplify 1/k-1/(k+1). Hence or otherwise, use the above to find a value for ∑_(k=1)^2017▒1/(k(k+1))
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Simplify 1/k-1/(k+1). Hence or otherwise, use the above to find a value for ∑_(k=1)^2017▒1/(k(k+1))
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This means we can write the given sum as a telescoping series:
All the intermediate terms cancel, leaving you with
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