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how can i rewrite (x/1.2)+(x/(1.21^2))+(x/(1.22^3))+(x/(1.23^4)) in the most simple way so that i can calculate this fast in my calculator?
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since my numerator is the same, i'm thinking there must be like a patters or a rule for this
Numerator is common so you can take it out and calculate the remaining instead of dividing the 'X' every time.
i'm not getting the correct answer, do you mean that i should do \[\frac{ x }{ 1.2+1.21^2+1.22^3+1.23^4 }\]
No.. Not like that..
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