What you've posted means this:How do I compute the sum of the series when a_n = (5^3n)(7^(1-n)) from n = 1 to infinity? I normally don't have much difficulty calculating sums, but I'm altogether lost with this one.
How do I compute the sum of the series when a_n = (5^3n)(7^(1-n)) from n = 1 to infinity? I normally don't have much difficulty calculating sums, but I'm altogether lost with this one.
a_n= (5^{3n})(7^{n+1})= (5^3)^n(7^{-n}(7)= 7(125/7)^n= is a geometric series of the form "\(\displaystyle \sum ar^n\)" with a= 7, r= 125/7.How do I compute the sum of the series when a_n = (5^3n)(7^(1-n)) from n = 1 to infinity? I normally don't have much difficulty calculating sums, but I'm altogether lost with this one.
For readers who may not yet "see" the solution, here's a little hint:Ah thank you so much! It's obvious now.