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Sequences integersPerfect Education/tutorialoutletdotcom

FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT<br>www.tutorialoutlet.com<br><br><br>1. Problem 1a: Assume that a and b are integers with a ≤ b, and that S and T are sequences<br>on . Explain why<br>Si<br>(¿ T i )<br>b b b ∑ Si ∑ T i = ∑ ¿<br>i=a i=a i=a 2. Problem 5: Suppose that a and b are integers with 0 ≤ a ≤ b – 4.<br>

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Sequences integersPerfect Education/tutorialoutletdotcom

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  1. Sequences integersPerfect Education/tutorialoutletdotcom FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT WWW.TUTORIALOUTLET.COM

  2. Sequences integersPerfect Education/tutorialoutletdotcom Problem 1a: Assume that a and b are integers with a ≤ b, and that S and T are sequences FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.tutorialoutlet.com 1. Problem 1a: Assume that a and b are integers with a ≤ b, and that S and T are sequences on . Explain why Si (¿ +T i ) b bb ∑ Si + ∑ T i = ∑ ¿ i=a i=a i=a 2. Problem 5: Suppose that a and b are integers with 0 ≤ a ≤ b – 4.

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