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the sum upto infinity of the series (1+2^-2)+(2^-1+2^-4)+(2^-2+2^-6)+...... is

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Answered by Anonymous
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= 1(2) + 2(2²) + 3(2³) +... + 100(2^100)

This is an arithmetico geometric series , with A.P : 1,2,3,...,100

G.P : 2,2²,2³,....,2^100

Now,

S = 1(2) + 2(2²) + 3(2³) + ..... + 100(2^100)                   .........(i)

.°. 2S = 1(2²) + 2(2³) + 3(2⁴) + .... + 99(2^100) + 100(2^101) ......(ii)

Subtracting equation (ii) from (i) we get

-S = 2 + 2²(2-1)+2³(3-2)+....+2^100(100-99) - 100(2^101)

   = (2 + 2² + 2³ + .... + 2^100) - 100(2^101)

.°. -S    = 2[(2^100) - 1] - 100(2^100)

                   100-1

.°. S = 100(2^100) - 2[(2^100) - 1]

                                          99

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:We will use the following known sums (each of which can be proven via induction):

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