Change of Base Q1

Change of Base Q1

Given that \(\sum\limits_{r=1}^{n}{{{u}_{r}}}=n(n+2)\). Find, in terms of \(n\),

  1. \(\sum\limits_{r=3}^{n}{{{u}_{r}}}\)
  2. \(\sum\limits_{r=5}^{n}{{{u}_{r}}}\)
  3. \(\sum\limits_{r=7}^{n+2}{{{u}_{r}}}\)

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Answer:(i) \(n^2+2n-8\) (ii) \(n^2+2n-24\) (iii) \(n^2+6n-40\)

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