Summation for calc II

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Homework Statement


(summation from 1 to 100) Σ (1/k) - (1/(k+1)) [/B]


Homework Equations


Σc = cn
Σi = (n(n+1))/2[/B]


The Attempt at a Solution


I can only find summation equations for variables in the numerator. I'm not sure how to even start this problem. [/B]
 

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So write out ##{1\over k} - {1\over k-1}## to start with ...
 
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Or better: write out the first five terms and discover a pattern...
 
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Oh, and read the guidelines . This post is not up to PF standards

:wink:
 
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Leah123rose
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Or better: write out the first five terms and discover a pattern...
That helped, thanks! Sorry my post is not up to standards, I'm a new member but will do better next time.
 
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Okido !
 

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