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\[\sum_{1}^{5} (i+11)\]
do I just do this 5 times (1^2+11) (2^2+11)
Did you tiped the right formula? Because that is right if it is i^2 on the formula
no i = 1 so then I would just do this then (1+11) (2+11)
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5 times
\[\sum_{i=1}^{5}(i+11)\]
is that better that is what it looks like
And summing, not multiplicating, I dont know if that is what you meant with (...)(...)
(1+11)+(2+11)+....+(5+11)=
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