4. Let n >1 be an integer. Consider the following expression 3 (3* – 212 + 2) – 2 (3* – 3k2 + 2) k=1 (a) Write the expression as a single summation. (b) Find a closed form of the sum you found in part (a).

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Let n >1 be an integer. Consider the following expression
4.
(3*-21 +2)- 2 (3* – 3k2 + 2)
3
k=1
(a) Write the expression as a single summation.
(b) Find a closed form of the sum you found in part (a).
Transcribed Image Text:Let n >1 be an integer. Consider the following expression 4. (3*-21 +2)- 2 (3* – 3k2 + 2) 3 k=1 (a) Write the expression as a single summation. (b) Find a closed form of the sum you found in part (a).
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