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## Sigma Notation
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Sigma Notation is a mathematical shorthand for representing large sums.
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Sigma Notation is as follows
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<!-- The article goes here, in GitHub-flavored Markdown. Feel free to add YouTube videos, images, and CodePen/JSBin embeds -->
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where *n* is the lower limit *k* is the upper limit and *a<sub>n</sub>* is the function you are summating
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To evaluate a sum in Sigma notation, you first plug in all integers from the *n* to *k* to *a<sub>n</sub>*, then add up all the results.
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For example :
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First, you plug all integers from *n* to *k* into *a<sub>n</sub>* :
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Second, you evaluate all instances of *a<sub>n</sub>* :
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Last, you add all the results up, leaving you with the value of the sigma :
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#### More Information:
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