Find out the value of the subsequent summation, Mathematics

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Using the formulas and properties from above find out the value of the subsequent summation.

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The first thing that we require to do here is square out the stuff being summed and after that break up the summation by using the properties as given here,

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Here, using the formulas, it is easy to calculate,

     1438_formula1.png  (3 - 2i)2 = 9(100) - 12((100(101))/2) + 4((100(101)(201))/6)

= 1293700

Doing this by hand would definitely taken some time and there's a good chance that we might have made a minor mistake somewhere along the line.


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