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1.54. The relations considered in this problem are used on many occasions throughout the book. (a) Prove the validity of the following expression: (d) Evaluate assuming that |a| < 1. ΣN-1 { N a= 1 Lan = 1-a^N, n=0 1-a for any complex number a ≠ 1. This is often referred to as the finite sum formula. (b) Show that if |a| < 1, then ∞ Σ Lan= 1-a^n. n=0 This is often referred to as the infinite sum formula. (c) Show also if |a| < 1, then ∞ Σ2.:nan = _ _a_-=- n=0 (1 - a)^2.

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          1.54. The relations considered in this problem are used on many occasions throughout the book.
(a) Prove the validity of the following expression:
(d) Evaluate
assuming that |a| < 1.
ΣN-1 { N a= 1
Lan = 1-a^N, n=0 1-a
for any complex number a ≠ 1.
This is often referred to as the finite sum formula.
(b) Show that if |a| < 1, then
∞ Σ Lan= 1-a^n.
n=0
This is often referred to as the infinite sum formula.
(c) Show also if |a| < 1, then
∞
Σ2.:nan = _ _a_-=- n=0 (1 - a)^2.

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1.54. The relations considered in this problem are used on many occasions throughout the book. (a) Prove the validity of the following expression: (d) Evaluate assuming that |a| < 1. ΣN-1 { N a= 1 Lan = 1-a^N, n=0 1-a for any complex number a ≠ 1. This is often referred to as the finite sum formula. (b) Show that if |a| < 1, then ∞ Σ Lan= 1-a^n. n=0 This is often referred to as the infinite sum formula. (c) Show also if |a| < 1, then ∞ Σ2.:nan = _ _a_-=- n=0 (1 - a)^2.