SOLUTION: Please help me find this sum:
15
E-sigma notation {1+(-1)^i}
i = 1
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Question 326190: Please help me find this sum:
15
E-sigma notation {1+(-1)^i}
i = 1
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If
is odd,
and the term is
. If
is even,
and the term is
.
There are 8 odd integers on the closed interval [1,15], so there are 8 terms worth 0 each for a total of 0. There are 7 even integers on the same interval, so there are 7 terms worth 2 each for a total of 14. 0 plus 14 is 14.
John

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