Hey everyone:
So, there are some infinite sums that I would like to see computed out to
around 20 terms, just so I can kind of see what form its taking. The
problem is that it's a bit difficult to do by hand, and I'll be changing
the parameters several times which means I would have to do it several
times. I was wondering if there was any way to do it in sage. The type of
thing I want would be like \sum_{k=1}^{20} (5^k)(y_k). So, the part that I
don't know how to do is have it output y_k. I don't even necessarily need
it to generate y_k as a variable that I can plug things in to, I just want
it to output it so that I can see the form of the equation, if that makes
sense. Thank you!
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