Suppose that q +1 is a constant. Calculate the sum n Sn > kq* = q+ 2q² + 3q° + · · · + ng" k=1

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Suppose that q +1 is a constant. Calculate the sum
Sn = > kqk = q + 2q° + 3q% +...
+ ng"
k=1
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that q +1 is a constant. Calculate the sum Sn = > kqk = q + 2q° + 3q% +... + ng" k=1
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