a) Expand the following expression as a explicit sum of terms: ∑_(i=1)n i^4/n^5.

b) Then, express the following as a definite integral

c) Then, calculate the value of the limit in (b) through the integral in (b).

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(a) Expansion: 1/n5+16/n5+81/n5+256/n5+...=(1+16+81+256+...)/n5.

Example: n=5: (1+16+81+256+3125)/3125=3479/3125=1.11328.

(b) and (c): insufficient information.

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