4.6.11. Prove the following identities. n+2 2n (a) n i=1 =2- (for n ≥ 1).

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4.6.11. Prove the following identities.
i
n + 2
2n
2i
n
(2) Σ
i=1
= 2-
(for n > 1).
Transcribed Image Text:4.6.11. Prove the following identities. i n + 2 2n 2i n (2) Σ i=1 = 2- (for n > 1).
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