SOLUTION: Summation of 2 power i (log n -i )
limit i=0 to log n
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Question 476023: Summation of 2 power i (log n -i )
limit i=0 to log n
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You might want to rewrite your question, since it is unclear. Do you mean
} 2^i (\log_n (-i)))
(which is undefined), or
} 2^i (\log_n (-i)))
, or something completely different?
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