How to Shift the Index of Summation with Infinite Series

How to Shift the Index of Summation with Infinite Series

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[lipo]

I can see in you the intense passion for teaching. Thankyou!

[ChloeParsons-nw]

I was stuck on a problem that said to "apply formulas for special sums and then subtract the extra values." This was the *only* example I was able to find for this method. Thank you so much, you saved me!

[shafqat]

You have just saved my life in Complex Analysis. I literally did a memory dump of summations after my A'levels

[HuntBobo]

I like that you do all the steps then point to them.

[squiji]

This video has been an immense help on my journey through discrete mathematics. Thank you for posting.

[gio_hdz]

Thank you for the insightful video. I'm a CS major and had to learn this in my discrete math course - thank you!

[liljay]

thanks a lot sir. used this to review for my quantum mechanics course where we are working with hydrogen atom and using power series expressions.

Helped a ton !

[stefancarabulea]

Thank you! I came to see if this video is about n=1 shifting to n=0. It was the other way around, but i figured it out with your help!

[joshbrown]

This helped me a lot! Thank you for the great explanation.

[alexfernandez]

I love math and it’s rationality so much. Currently on my first year of Applied math and computing, aka CS

[thunderzygarde-unknownadve]

Dam, this is short and helpful. Thank you so much!

[aryansharma]

How can we add both terms since in the first summation k=n-1 and in the other it was k=n+1 ?

[hefzibac]

Your video is concise and I love it!! Thank you so much

[mandarmore.]

I enjoyed this video seeing this math gets more interesting

[twamboshadunka]

Thank you I have finally understood...

[maxpercer]

imagine if you taught chemistry, you would blow up the university with your energy (metaphorically speaking).

[mostafizurrahman]

Sir, is it required to hold the pen like you?

[alifawwad]

Thank you Mr. Bezos, much love and appreciation

[imanhosseini]

How would we change it back to n rather than k ?