
Introduction
In mathematics, series and sequences are fundamental concepts that play a crucial role in various mathematical disciplines, including calculus, algebra, and number theory. A series is a sum of terms that are defined by a specific formula, and it can be finite or infinite. In this article, we will focus on evaluating the expanded form of a given series, which involves calculating the sum of a sequence of terms defined by a quadratic expression.
The Series to be Evaluated
The given series is:
{
\sum_{n=37}^{75} 3n^2 - 3\left[\sum_{n=1}^{75} n^2 - \sum_{n=1}^{36} n^2\right]
\}
This series involves three separate summations:
- ∑n=3775​3n2
- ∑n=175​n2
- ∑n=136​n2
We will evaluate each of these summations separately and then combine the results to obtain the final answer.
Evaluating the First Summation
The first summation is:
∑n=3775​3n2
This is a sum of quadratic terms, where each term is of the form 3n2. To evaluate this summation, we can use the formula for the sum of a quadratic series:
∑n=1N​n2=6N(N+1)(2N+1)​
However, in this case, we need to evaluate the summation from n=37 to n=75. We can do this by subtracting the sum of the first 36 terms from the sum of the first 75 terms:
∑n=3775​3n2=3[∑n=175​n2−∑n=136​n2]
Using the formula for the sum of a quadratic series, we get:
∑n=175​n2=675(75+1)(2(75)+1)​=30375
∑n=136​n2=636(36+1)(2(36)+1)​=12474
Therefore, the first summation is:
∑n=3775​3n2=3(30375−12474)=3(17901)=53703
Evaluating the Second Summation
The second summation is:
∑n=175​n2
We have already evaluated this summation in the previous section:
∑n=175​n2=30375
Evaluating the Third Summation
The third summation is:
∑n=136​n2
We have already evaluated this summation in the previous section:
∑n=136​n2=12474
Combining the Results
Now that we have evaluated each of the three summations, we can combine the results to obtain the final answer:
∑n=3775​3n2−3[∑n=175​n2−∑n=136​n2]
=53703−3(30375−12474)
=53703−3(17901)
=53703−53703
=0
However, this is not the correct answer. Let's re-evaluate the expression:
∑n=3775​3n2−3[∑n=175​n2−∑n=136​n2]
=3∑n=3775​n2−3∑n=175​n2+3∑n=136​n2
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Introduction
In mathematics, series and sequences are fundamental concepts that play a crucial role in various mathematical disciplines, including calculus, algebra, and number theory. A series is a sum of terms that are defined by a specific formula, and it can be finite or infinite. In this article, we will focus on evaluating the expanded form of a given series, which involves calculating the sum of a sequence of terms defined by a quadratic expression.
The Series to be Evaluated
The given series is:
{
\sum_{n=37}^{75} 3n^2 - 3\left[\sum_{n=1}^{75} n^2 - \sum_{n=1}^{36} n^2\right]
\}
This series involves three separate summations:
- ∑n=3775​3n2
- ∑n=175​n2
- ∑n=136​n2
We will evaluate each of these summations separately and then combine the results to obtain the final answer.
Evaluating the First Summation
The first summation is:
∑n=3775​3n2
This is a sum of quadratic terms, where each term is of the form 3n2. To evaluate this summation, we can use the formula for the sum of a quadratic series:
∑n=1N​n2=6N(N+1)(2N+1)​
However, in this case, we need to evaluate the summation from n=37 to n=75. We can do this by subtracting the sum of the first 36 terms from the sum of the first 75 terms:
∑n=3775​3n2=3[∑n=175​n2−∑n=136​n2]
Using the formula for the sum of a quadratic series, we get:
∑n=175​n2=675(75+1)(2(75)+1)​=30375
∑n=136​n2=636(36+1)(2(36)+1)​=12474
Therefore, the first summation is:
∑n=3775​3n2=3(30375−12474)=3(17901)=53703
Evaluating the Second Summation
The second summation is:
∑n=175​n2
We have already evaluated this summation in the previous section:
∑n=175​n2=30375
Evaluating the Third Summation
The third summation is:
∑n=136​n2
We have already evaluated this summation in the previous section:
∑n=136​n2=12474
Combining the Results
Now that we have evaluated each of the three summations, we can combine the results to obtain the final answer:
∑n=3775​3n2−3[∑n=175​n2−∑n=136​n2]
=53703−3(30375−12474)
=53703−3(17901)
=53703−53703
=0
However, this is not the correct answer. Let's re-evaluate the expression:
∑n=3775​3n2−3[∑n=175​n2−∑n=136​n2]
=3∑n=3775​n2−3∑n=175​n2+3∑n=136​n2
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