SOLUTION: Find the sum:[1^1/2] [2^1/2] [3^1/2] ... [n^1/2]

Question 934891: Find the sum:[1^1/2] [2^1/2] [3^1/2] ... [n^1/2]
Answer by AnlytcPhil(1806) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

When there are no plus signs (these things "+") then you can't be
talking about a SUM!  So I assumed you meant a PRODUCT, and posted
this:



If you REALLY meant a sum, then repost putting in some plus signs.
When there are no plus signs between things, everybody assumes 
they are to be multiplied, not added.

Edwin

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