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The sum (S) of the first x multiples of 10 is given by S=5x(x+1). Use the rule to show that 10+20+30=60
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how many multiplies of 10 do you have in that sum 10 + 20 + 30 ?
multiplies >.< multiples*
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correct. So if S is the sum of the first "x" multiples of 10, where x is a number, it would make sense that if we wanted to add the first 3 multiples of 10, we should let x = ....
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right again. So in that equation 5x(x+1), let x = 3, and you are done. Just how that when you plug in x = 3, that 5x(x+1) becomes 60.
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