How do you derive sum to infinity?
The proof of the sum to infinity formula is derived from the formula for the first n terms of a geometric series: Sn=a[1-rn]/[1-r]. If -1<r<1 then as n→∞, rn→0.
What is the sum of N to infinity?
The answer is n(n+1)/2. Atleast, this is what we were taught all throughout our schooling. So, if 'n' were to tend to infinity, summation should tend to infinity.