1. Compute the result of part (i) as it is required to solve part (ii).
∑r=1n(3r+1)2=∑r=1n(9r2+6r+1)
=9(6n(n+1)(2n+1))+6(2n(n+1))+n
=23n(n+1)(2n+1)+3n(n+1)+n
=2n[3(2n2+3n+1)+6(n+1)+2]
=2n(6n2+15n+11)
2. Relate the summation in part (ii) to the summation in part (i) by expanding the terms.
Expanding the series for part (ii):
∑r=1n+1(3r−2)2=12+42+72+⋯+(3n+1)2
The sum of the terms from 42 to (3n+1)2 is exactly the series from part (i):
∑r=1n(3r+1)2=42+72+⋯+(3n+1)2
So we can write:
∑r=1n+1(3r−2)2=12+∑r=1n(3r+1)2
3. Substitute the result from part (i) into the relation.
∑r=1n+1(3r−2)2=1+2n(6n2+15n+11)
4. Combine into a single fraction and factorise the polynomial completely.
=22+6n3+15n2+11n
=26n3+15n2+11n+2
Testing n=−1 gives 6(−1)3+15(−1)2+11(−1)+2=−6+15−11+2=0, so (n+1) is a factor. Factorising the cubic polynomial yields:
=2(n+1)(6n2+9n+2)
答案2(n+1)(6n2+9n+2)