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i need help with finding the limit of this sigma notation
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its (i/n)^2
you can take out the 1/n
i got it down to |dw:1414467561829:dw|
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why take the 1/n out?
because it is fixed , what varies is the 'i'
no its (i/n)^2
i forgot it to put it in the drawing
the sum variable is i, not n . so you can take out n
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ok
so you dont do nothing with the 1/n?
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