Arithmetic Series in Sigma Notation

How to write an arithmetic series in sigma notation.

[joshuaweinfeld]

great video super helpful. I was looking for a while but u saved me hours of searching ahead

[kylasamia]

I learned more on this video than on my teacher. Thanks, you saved a life.

[jonathankenzo]

i was looking for this and it took me a while .. every other video was so complicated.... you explained it perfect thank you !!

[suprio]

your work is great!!! way better than kahn

[KilljoyZonerunner]

Wow thanks dude! I had a shocking teacher when learning Core 2 and this always confused me. Glad I watched!

[karachung]

thanks for this!! ive tried reading stuff and watching other videos too, but u explained this really well and i didnt really get the other videos i watched. thanks!!

[os]

thank you so much for your explanation!

[someguy]

this is how my teacher is compared to you:

"okay class, figure this shit out on your own okay."

[starponys]

The true engine behind polynomial calculus is actually the behavior of arithmetic growth — rather than the limit as x approaches 0. My video "Calculus for 6th Graders" demonstrates how surprisingly elementary calculus really is.

[kellydileo]

Can you share what you are using to make the video. I love the way you write on the worksheet and can pull up the TI calculator.

[jimmykat]

Actually, sequences are lists of numbers and series are the sum of numbers, so these ARE series. Sorry to disappoint.

[JazmynsSwag]

How do you know the lower bound is n=1? Thanks you've helped a lot, but I'm not sure how to find that part.

[charice]

My advanced Alg/Trig teacher kills me with the way she explains things :(