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14. Sequences & Series / Series / Problem 4
Problem 4
Find the sum of the infinite series
∑
j
=
1
∞
(
6
5
j
−
6
5
j
+
1
)
\(\displaystyle\]\sum\)_{j=1}^{\(\infty\)} \(\left\)( \(\frac{6}{5^j}\) - \(\frac{6}{5^{j+1}\)} \(\right\))
using a telescoping series argument.
A
3
5
\(\frac\)35
B
6
25
\(\frac{6}{25}\)
C
4
7
\(\frac\)47
D
6
5
\(\frac\)65
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