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Write 1/6 + 1/7 +1/8 +1/9 +1/10 in sigma notation.
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well, we can start with n = 6 and end with n = 10 to make things easy
So far, I've got the following - |dw:1465501767265:dw|
if n = 1, how do we write 1/6 in terms of n?
I'm not actually sure. So I guess n = 1/6
not quite
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let's say we want to write the fraction 1/6 without using 6.
instead, we can only use n, which equals 1
how can we still write 1/6, without using 6?
need a hint?
Yes please.
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6 = n + 5
know where to go from there?
Not really, this part was never my strong suit.
we can replace "6" with "n + 5"
so 1/6 becomes 1/(n+5)
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|dw:1465502039779:dw|
and that's your answer
Ohhhh okay.
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