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Geometric series; Question; 1. Summation of 5(7/8)^n where n =0
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any number with the exponent 0 is 1, that is \(\large x^0=1 \) that means \(\large 5(\frac{7}{8})^0=5 \times 1=5 \) sum of 5 equals 5....
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