Re: Mathematical models for loop calculations

Mike said:

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Shouldn't that be: x + x+1 + x+2 + x+3 + x+4 + ... + x+n = n * ( n + 1 )
/ 2 + n * x or = n * ( n + 1 + 2 * x ) / 2.

Entirely possible. Apologies for my lack of (a) care in the original reply
and (b) botheredness about the correction. In my defence, I was sketching
a solution rather than painting one, if you see what I mean - but the case
for the prosecution will no doubt point out that I should have made this
clear at the outset. Mea culpa.

<snip>

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