while n , k , m are integers :
(n + (n+1) + (n+2) .... + (n + k))/ ((n + k + 1) + (n + k + 2) ..... + (n + k + m) = (n + (n + k)) / ((n + k + 1) + (n + k + m )
CAN YOU PROVE THIS ?
(NOTE: I AM NOT SURE THIS IS ALREADY PROVED OR NOT)
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Hi there
let's say
A = n+(n+1)+...+(n+k) = (n+(n+k))(k+1)/2
B = (n+k+1)+...+(n+k+m) = (n+k+1+n+k+m)(m)/2 (these are just basic sum formulas, arithmetic series)
The left hand side is just A/B, so the final result is (n+(n+k))/((n+k+1)+(n+k+m)) * (k+1)/m
I think