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Find the sum of the series from n=0 to infinity: {[1/(5^n)] + [1/(4^n)]}
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\[ \sum_{n=0}^\infty r^n =\frac 1 {1-r} ,\quad |r| < 1 \]
your series is the sum of two series like the above with different r.
yeah I see that now .Thanks!
wait can I be annoying?
How did u get it into that notation?
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it is the defination
ya i see it
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