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find the sum of the series sigma n=0 to infinity {2 [3^(n/2 -2) / 7^(n+1)] +...

find the sum of the series

sigma n=0 to infinity {2 [3^(n/2 -2) / 7^(n+1)] + sin ( (n+1)pi / 2n+1) - sin (n pi / 2n-1)}

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We find out the sum of the given series by using partial sum sequence.

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