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an arithmetic sequence -- its progressive right? there is a formula for this (always if we know the value of \(l\)) \[ S_n=\frac{n}{2}(a+l) \]
where n is number of terms, a first term, l last term?
yes
29(6+405) = 29(411) = 11919 thank you xd
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