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I walk 1.1m forward, then 1.1m back. Then I walk 2(1.1)m, then 3(1.1)m. How far did I walk when I stop at 10m and walk back?
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I know\[2(1.1+2(1.1)+3(1.1)+4(1.1)+5(1.1)+6(1.1)+7(1.1)+8(1.1)+9(1.1)+0.1)\]I really need the formula, or sum with remainders... or sumthing (sic).
its an arithmetic series, adding 2.2 each time stop at n=9 , walk 9.9 there and back \[S = \frac{9}{2}(2.2 + 19.8) = 99\] then add the final time, walking 10 there and back 99 + 20 = 119
\[S_n = \frac{n(a_1 + a_n)}{2}\]
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