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Let k be a positive integer. Show that 1^k + 2^k +... + n^k is O(n^k+1)
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@ganeshie8 we like this proof
$$1^k+2^k+\dots+n^k\le\underbrace{n^k+n^k+\dots+n^k}_{n\text{ terms}}=n^{k+1}$$
since we can bound \(1^k+\dots+n^k\) above by \(n^{k+1}\) always (and bound below by \(0\)) then it follows that \(1^k+\dots+n^k\in O(n^{k+1})\)
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