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Summation Notation

Mathematicians are lazy Mathematicians are lazy! Instead of saying: “Find the sum of the numbers from the sequence an = 3n + 2 from the 3rd term to 7th term,” they made up a symbol to deal with it.

I’m just a fancy way of saying, “Add everything up!” Sigma! I’m just a fancy way of saying, “Add everything up!”

Summation Notation last term sequence formula first term

Example 4: Evaluating Using Summation Notation

Writing Series in Summation Notation Step 1) Determine the formula. Step 2) Find the lower and upper limits (start with the first term unless you are told otherwise). Step 3) Write the series in summation notation.

Example 5 Use summation notation to write the series for the specified number of terms. 1 + 2 + 3 + …; n = 6

Example 6 Use summation notation to write the series for the specified number of terms. 3 + 8 + 13 + 18 + …; n = 9

Example 7 Use summation notation to write the series for the specified number of terms. 3 + 6 + 9 + …; n = 33