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Express the following sum (which is in expanded form) as an infinite summation (using the∑symbol):n1/2+ (2n)1/4+...

Express the following sum (which is in expanded form) as an infinite summation (using the∑symbol):n1/2+ (2n)1/4+ (3n)1/8+ (4n)1/16+ (5n)1/32···

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