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How do you figure out the sum of (sum ((0.9)^(n-1))) from n=1 to infinity? I got the first five partial sums of the series.
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\[\frac{a}{1-r}\] with \(a=1,r=.9\)
Oh, ok. Thank you!!
yw
i hope so
you can do it in your head one minus point nine is point one the reciprocal of point one is ten
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