Transition from the second step to the third step?

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The discussion focuses on the transition from the second step to the third step in a mathematical problem. The original poster is uncertain about how to proceed and suggests that it may relate to a geometric series. Responses indicate that the problem statement and equations provided are not relevant or properly formatted. There is a call for adherence to guidelines for clarity and effective communication. The conversation emphasizes the need for a clear problem statement and relevant equations to facilitate assistance.
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Hello, your majesty, :welcome:

That is not a problem statement in your 1. !
Nor is 2. a relevant equation !
And 3 is a guess, not an attempt at solution.

What's this about ? Could you please read the guidelines ?
 

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