Write the sum using summation notation, assuming the suggested pattern continues. 729 + 1000 + 1331 + 1728 + ... + n3
let's see! what number is we cubed it (or multiplied by itself 3 times) we get 729
Can you think of any number?
that is the first step! we need to find where the summation starts from
so?
or let's do something else look at the next term which is 1000 what number ( )^3=1000
what number give us 1000 if we cubed it?
this one should be easy
also 1331 kinda easy! no
Hey! engage in discussion please! otherwise i get bored talking to myslef
here some thing useful to do when you don't know factor of a number|dw:1416867677499:dw| so 729=3^6=9^3
Prime factorization is always helpful to factor big composite numbers
now then we have 9^3+10^3+11^3+12^3+.....+n^3 because 1000=10^3 and 1331=11^3 and you can make sure that 12^3=1728 so that's our summation we need to go further
\[\large 729 + 1000 + 1331 + 1728 + ... + n^3 = \\ \large 9^3 + 10^3 + 11^3 + 12^3 +....+n^3 = \\ \large \sum_{k = 9}^{n}k^3 \]
yes like @aum did our series start from k=9 and continues to n
I wanted you to work this out by yourself though lol
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