Hello!
I agree with your answer to the part a), the only possible series is
The question b) becomes simple if we recall the formula of the sum of terms of a geometric progression
with the common ratio
I give the more general form of the common formula because sometimes there is a confusion related with the starting index...
Hello!
I agree with your answer to the part a), the only possible series is
The question b) becomes simple if we recall the formula of the sum of terms of a geometric progression
with the common ratio
I give the more general form of the common formula because sometimes there is a confusion related with the starting index of the sum (0 or 1). In this from, the sum is
((the last summed up term of the series) - (the first summed up term of the series)) above (the common ratio - 1).
We know already that
and
Therefore and the sum is equal to
Hence the statement we need to prove is true and K = 2. This is the answer.
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