Dr. Kat Math Practice

Simplify the Summation

Lesson Page 2, Section 6

What you'll work on

Read summation (∑) notation, identify the starting index, ending index, and rule, then evaluate each term and sum them to find the total.

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A summation (∑) is structured repeated addition. The bottom of the sigma tells you where to start, the top tells you where to stop, and the formula tells you what to add each time. Evaluate each term, then add them all up.

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