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1*2+2*3x+3*4x^2+........up to infinity .find

Its sum if |x|<1.

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S = 1*2*x0 + 2*3*x1+3*4*x+ ......+ infinity

take integration of both side:

Sx = 1*2* $\frac{x1}{1}$ + 2*3* $\frac{x2}{2}$+3*4* $\frac{x3}{3}$ + ......+ infinity

take again integration both side:

S$\frac{x2}{2}$= x2+x3+x4+x5+.....+infinity

$\frac{S}{2}$=1+x+x2+x3+....+infinity

S=$\frac{2}{1-x}$

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