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Evaluate: \bf{\sum^(32)_(n=1)\:(2n+8) Please help A.S.A.P., thank you guys! Please show work as well. \bigstar
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S₃₂ = 1312
Step-by-step explanation:
Formula Required:
Identify the following's:
First Term (a) = (2(1) + 8) =
10
Common Difference (d) = 2nd term - first term = (2(2) + 8) - (2(1) + 8) =
2
Total Terms (n) =
32
Insert variables:
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