At UFC 119- Sept 25th- Indy, I will take on Melvin Guillard. Here is a little footage 15 weeks out from my fight.
Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Frank Mir takes on PRIDE Standout and head kick specialist Mirko Cro Cop. Watch UFC 119: Mir vs Cro Cop Live on Pay-Per-View Saturday, September 25th at 7pm PT/ 10pm ET.
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Question by Tim4545: Can anyone write this as summation 5 E k(k-1) “see detail for better illustration of question?
5
∑k(k-1)
k-0
as a summation with the index variable (k) starting at 1.
Best answer:
Answer by C-Wryte
Indeed, I can. It is actually easier than you think because you want to write it so you can start at k=1 instead of k=0. But, if you have k=0, then the first term is k(k-1) = 0(0-1) = 0. So, the first term is zero and you can just drop it anyway. Thus, you can simply write:
5
∑ k(k-1)
k=1
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