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Okay, so you want to find which statement involving sigma notation is always true.
00:06
So first, for part a, you have the sum as k equals 1 to n of ak, bk.
00:17
So to kind of get an idea of what this is doing is you're going to multiply it whatever ak is, times whatever bk is.
00:26
So let's, just for the sake of it, let's let ak be equal to 2k.
00:34
Let's let bk be equal to 4k.
00:38
So 2k times 4k is 8k squared.
00:46
So this is the sum from k equals 1 to n of 8k squared.
00:51
Let's let n be 2.
00:53
So when k is 1, this is 8...