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Sum of 1 + (1+x) +(1+x+x^2)+(1+x+x^2+x^3)+(1+x+x^2+x^3+x^4).. up to n terms

    
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x { [(xn+1 -1)/(x-1)] -[(n/(x-1)]}


 


Is tis d ans?

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on adding u get
n(1)+n-1(x)+n-2(x^2)+.....+1(x^n)
which is an agp and u can solve fm there.
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  (1+x+x2+.....+xr-1)=(1/x-1)   (xr-1)=(1/x-1)[(sigxr)-n]=(1/x-1)[x(xn-1)/(x-1) -n]

=xn+1-(n+1)x+n/(x-1)2

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In simple way take S=n+(n-1)x+(n-2)x^2+.........................+x^n --------------------------------(1)


Sx=nx+(n-1)x^2+(n-2)x^3+.......................+x^(n+1)-------------------------------------(2)


subtract (2)-(1)


S(x-1)={x^(n+1)+x^n+............................+x+1}+(n-1)




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sriram,I think u made a mistake after subtraction,It becomes,

S(x-1)={xn+1+.....+x+1}-(n+1),which on simplifying gives the same ans as mine.

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Hence


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