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Undergrad Sum of combinations from k to n
I have been trying to figure out a formula for the sum of combinations. For example: \sumnk=0(\frac{n}{k}) = 2n But what if you want to sum from any arbitrary k, like 4? I've tried looking at Pascal's triangle for nice values of n and k, but haven't been able to see a pattern. I would...- Ediliter
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Graduate Definition help (accumulation point/limit point)
I have been having great trouble understanding limit points and came across this thread. I apologize in advance for reviving an old thread. The discussion above is very helpful, but I feel I still don't understand the concept completely. Since I don't know how else to phrase my questions, I...